KARACHI: A provincial anti-narcotics court in Karachi has indicted Anmol alias Pinky and her two co-accused in a drug recovery case, but all three suspects pleaded not guilty.
The case was heard at the provincial anti-narcotics court located in Karachi’s jail complex, where charges were formally framed against Anmol alias Pinky, Ibad and Azizur Rehman in a case registered at the Defence Police Station.
During the hearing, the court read out the charges to the accused. However, all three denied the allegations and refused to plead guilty.
The court subsequently summoned prosecution witnesses for November 23 to proceed with the trial.
According to the prosecution, a drug recovery case was registered against Anmol alias Pinky and her co-accused, Ibad and Azizur Rehman, at the Defence Police Station earlier this year.
The prosecution stated that police attempted to stop some suspicious individuals, but one of the suspects allegedly threw away drugs and fled the scene. Meanwhile, one kilogramme of hashish was also recovered from Ibad, who was riding a motorcycle and was arrested at the spot.
The prosecution further claimed that during interrogation, the arrested suspects confessed that the recovered narcotics had been supplied by Anmol alias Pinky. On the basis of their statements, she was subsequently nominated in the case.
The court will resume hearing the case on November 23.
