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Anmol Pinky Case: Alleged Facilitators Move Karachi Court Claiming Total Innocence
Two alleged facilitators in the Anmol Pinky narcotics case, Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan-ur-Rehman, have moved a Karachi court claiming total innocence and requesting their names be removed from the case. The plea comes despite a recent police report exposing a network of seven bank accounts held by the duo, which were allegedly used to funnel illicit drug money.
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by News Desk
2026-06-04
Anmol Pinky Case: Alleged Facilitators Move Karachi Court Claiming Total Innocence

Detailed Report

  • The Plea of Innocence: The high-profile narcotics investigation surrounding notorious drug dealer Anmol, alias "Pinky," has taken a new legal turn in Karachi. Two alleged facilitators, Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan-ur-Rehman, have formally approached the Karachi City Court, strongly proclaiming their innocence and seeking immediate judicial relief from the ongoing criminal proceedings.

  • The Statutory Application: The suspects moved the court by filing a formal application under Section 63-A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), which empowers the judiciary to discharge individuals if no prima facie case is established against them. In their joint petition, the duo maintained that they have absolutely no involvement in the regional supply or distribution of illicit narcotics and explicitly denied any operational or personal connection with the primary accused, Anmol Pinky. They argued that law enforcement agencies implicated them in the case without any corroborating or concrete evidence, rendering their inclusion in the charge sheet unlawful.

The Illicit Financial Trail: The co-accused's claims of innocence stand in sharp contrast to forensic evidence recently submitted to the court by the Karachi Police. A detailed financial investigation report obtained by the media reveals a complex banking network used to launder drug money. According to the police dossier, the financial proceeds from Anmol Pinky’s narcotics sales were systematically routed through multiple bank accounts belonging directly to the two petitioners. Specifically, investigators uncovered five distinct bank accounts across three different commercial banks registered under Zeeshan’s name, alongside two separate bank accounts across two banks operated by Sohail.

  • Context of the Core Arrest: The broader narcotics and weapons case was blown open earlier this month following a high-stakes, joint tactical raid executed by Karachi Police units and a civilian federal intelligence agency. The raid targeted an upscale apartment in the Garden neighborhood, culminating in the arrest of Anmol Pinky. She was booked under two separate first information reports (FIRs) for the illegal possession of commercial-quantity narcotics and an unlicensed weapon. The case has continued to draw heavy public interest, further intensified by the recent leaking of her pictures from inside the jail facility.

Case Profile: Anmol Pinky Racket Investigation

Legal & Investigative Matrix Documented Case Findings & Judicial Claims
Primary Accused Anmol, alias "Pinky" (Arrested from Garden, Karachi)
Petitioning Co-Accused Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan-ur-Rehman
Defense Strategy Filed under Section 63-A, demanding total discharge due to lack of evidence
Core Offenses Charted Narcotics trafficking, facilitation, and possession of unlicensed weaponry
Uncovered Bank Grid 7 total accounts (Zeeshan: 5 accounts in 3 banks | Sohail: 2 accounts in 2 banks)
Alleged Cash Flow Direct transfer of retail narcotics proceeds into facilitators' personal accounts

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#AnmolPinkyCase #KarachiNarcotics #KarachiCityCourt #DrugRacketExposed #CrimeNewsKarachi #Section63A #BreakingNewsPakistan
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