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Police in Karachi have completed their investigation into a drug case against Anmol Pinky, six months after her arrest, and have submitted an interim charge sheet to a city court.<\/strong><\/p>\n The case came up for hearing at the Karachi City Court, where the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) submitted the charge sheet after completing its investigation.<\/p>\n The court accepted the charge sheet and transferred the case to the District and Sessions Court for further proceedings.<\/p>\n The police have shown Anmol Pinky as arrested in the interim charge sheet. According to the document, she was allegedly operating a major drug network in the city that targeted young people and encouraged drug use.<\/p>\n The charge sheet includes the allegations against the suspect as well as evidence that police say emerged during the investigation.<\/p>\n It was noted that Anmol, also known as Pinky, was arrested on 11 May 2026 from a flat in the Garden area in Karachi during a joint operation by police and a federal intelligence agency.<\/p>\n Police said the operation led to the seizure of around 1.5kg of cocaine, along with packaging material, other drugs, and a 9mm pistol with 10 rounds of ammunition.<\/p>\n Authorities estimated the value of the seized cocaine at around Rs.30 million.<\/p>\n Following her arrest, media reports widely described Anmol Pinky as one of the city\u2019s biggest drug dealers.<\/p>\n However, Karachi\u2019s Additional Inspector General, Azad Khan, later played down those claims, saying the media attention had generated a lot of noise and that Anmol Pinky was not such a major drug supplier.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n