Co-accused in Anmol Pinky Case Deny Involvement in Court
KARACHI: Two alleged facilitators in the Anmol Pinky narcotics case have approached the Karachi City Court, asserting their innocence and requesting to be discharged from the case proceedings, according to reports on June 4, 2026.
Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan-ur-Rehman filed an application under Section 63-A, seeking removal of their names from the charges related to narcotics supply. The petitioners denied any connection with Anmol Pinky, the main accused, and maintained that they had no role in drug distribution activities.
In their plea, they argued that their implication in the case is unsupported by evidence, and urged the court to clear them of all allegations. This development comes amid ongoing investigations linked to narcotics possession and arms charges against Anmol Pinky.
Anmol Pinky was arrested earlier in the month during a joint operation involving police and a civilian intelligence agency at her residence in Karachi.
Law enforcement officials have submitted financial documents to the court, indicating that proceeds from narcotics sales were reportedly routed through several bank accounts connected to Sohail and Zeeshan. Zeeshan is said to hold five accounts across three banks, while Sohail maintains two accounts in different banks.
The investigation continues as authorities work to establish the extent of involvement by all accused in the narcotics trade.
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