Court Indicts Anmol Alias Pinky, Co-Accused in Drug Trafficking Case

LAHORE: A special narcotics court on Tuesday formally indicted key suspect Anmol, popularly known as Pinky, along with her co-accused in a major drug trafficking and distribution case. The indictment marks a pivotal development in the law enforcement agency’s intensified crackdown against organized illicit drug networks operating within the provincial capital.

During the court proceedings, the presiding judge read out the charges detailing the suspects’ alleged involvement in the possession, smuggling, and peddling of commercial quantities of contraband. All the accused, including Anmol alias Pinky, pleaded not guilty to the charges and requested a formal trial. In response, the prosecution submitted its charge sheet and preliminary evidence compiled by investigators.

Law enforcement officials emphasized that the network was allegedly operating an extensive supply chain targeting urban areas. Anti-narcotics authorities noted that prosecuting such key figures involved in illegal narcotics distribution is essential to curbing drug abuse and dismantling criminal syndicates active across the province.

Following the framing of charges, the court summoned prosecution witnesses to record their official statements and present material evidence during the next hearing. The proceedings were subsequently adjourned until next week, with strict directions issued to ensure the secure produced of the accused.