Overview
- A Karachi magistrate on Saturday extended Anmol alias “Pinky” to police custody until May 22 in a narcotics case.
- In separate proceedings, a South court granted a two‑day extension in a Baghdadi murder case and issued judicial remand in multiple South cases, while a Malir court sent her to jail in the Sachal case that prosecutors plan to challenge.
- Police say her identifications led them to an A‑One Complex flat in the Sachal area where cocaine was recovered, with reports diverging between a 228‑gram haul worth about Rs4.5 million and a larger cache valued near Rs45 million, and a new case was registered.
- Karachi’s police chief reported 869 contacts extracted from her phone and about Rs30 million in transfers over roughly 18 months, with inquiries focusing on African associates, more than 20 Lahore‑based women, and riders moving drugs between Lahore and Karachi, while four names were sent for travel bans.
- Investigators arrested alleged finance handlers Zeeshan and Fayyaz and are tracing Easypaisa and bank channels, as Anmol told courts she was illegally held and tortured and pressured to name public figures, claims now under review alongside older Punjab cases resurfacing in audits.