Karachi Court Declares Anmol Pinky’s Brother Proclaimed Offender

KARACHI: A Special Anti Narcotics Court in Karachi on Thursday declared Muhammad Nasir, the brother of main suspect Anmol alias Pinky, a proclaimed offender after he absconded following his release on bail in an ongoing narcotics trafficking trial.

According to legal sources present at the hearing, Muhammad Nasir went into hiding shortly after obtaining bail in the high-profile narcotics case. The prosecution argued before the judge that Nasir, alongside his sister Anmol Pinky and co-accused Naseem Bibi, played an active role in managing an organized drug supply network operating across major parts of Karachi. Despite multiple court summons and warnings, Nasir continually failed to present himself before the bench.

The court’s decision highlights the persistent challenges law enforcement agencies face in prosecuting organized crime and narcotics syndicates in Pakistan’s commercial hub. Legal experts and anti-narcotics officials have expressed concern over suspects exploiting bail provisions to evade justice, thereby delaying critical legal outcomes and allowing illicit networks to regroup.

In response to his continued non-appearance, the court initiated formal proceedings under relevant legal provisions, ordering law enforcement agencies to confiscate Nasir’s properties and issue fresh non-bailable arrest warrants. The bench adjourned the hearing and directed the police and Anti-Narcotics Force to apprehend the fugitive immediately.