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A Karachi court has indicted Anmol, also known as "Pinky," in a drug case, according to a report by Business Recorder. The accused was produced in court via a video link during a hearing where the court questioned her about the allegations against her, to which she denied them all. The court subsequently issued notices to the witnesses, summoning them for the next hearing.
Pinky, along with her alleged accomplice Sameer, was indicted in a narcotics case registered in 2021, following her acquittal in three other narcotics cases in the summer of 2026. She remains in jail, facing multiple other cases.
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- Court indicts ‘Pinky’ in drug case brecorder.com
- Court indicts Anmol alias Pinky in drugs case dailytimes.com.pk
