Pakistan’s biggest alleged cocaine dealer, Anmol alias Pinky, was presented in court without handcuffs by the police in protocol today, on Tuesday.
‘Alleged cocaine dealer Pinky’
According to the sources, alleged cocaine dealer Pinky was arrested this morning, and during detention, she said that she would be released soon. Today, Pinky was presented in the city court in protocol by the investigation department of the police.
Pinky kept walking forward during the appearance, while the investigation officer kept walking behind. The investigation officer also showed the way to Pinky.
During the court appearance, neither was there police security as per SOPs nor was she handcuffed. Pinky even spoke to her lawyer on her mobile phone and even joked with the people present in the court.
Pakistan’s biggest alleged cocaine dealer, Anmol alias Pinky, was caught on the tip-off of the Federal Civil Intelligence Agency, according to the reports.
The police had sought Pinky’s 14-day remand from the court. But it failed to obtain remand, and the court granted Anmol Pinky initial custody. The police have registered two cases against Anmol Pinky.
Court appearance of major cocaine dealer Anmol, also known as 'Pinky', in Pakistan, where she was not handcuffed and a police officer was seen respectfully following behind and even guiding her along the route pic.twitter.com/Zu1ilDKuLK
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Alleged cocaine dealer Pinky has been accused of selling billions of rupees worth of cocaine across Pakistan.
The police are calling Pinky not only Pakistan’s biggest cocaine dealer but also a maker, reports suggest.
However, a big contradiction has emerged after such a big accused was presented in court without handcuffs, where she appeared to walk with complete confidence.
According to the reports, Anmol Pinky had said during her detention that she would be released soon. This reflects the police’s careless attitude towards highly sensitive suspects.
Reports say that Anmol, alias Pinky, remained in contact with thousands of her customers and had powerful links. Reportedly, these included law enforcement agencies and various institutions.
Reports say that she also made millions of rupees monthly through the narcotics trade and also used to distribute large sums of cash publicly.
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