KARACHI: Senator Faisal Vawda said he was waiting to see when alleged drug dealer Pinky (Anmol alias Pinky) would be awarded a medal, remarking that she now appeared to have become eligible for official recognition.
He alleged that those responsible for enabling such elements have remained in power since Pakistan’s inception under what he described as a flawed democratic system.
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Vawda said the future of Pakistan’s children and coming generations had been jeopardized and stressed that meaningful accountability of those in authority was essential to end what he termed an ongoing political drama.
He added that the country could not progress through bureaucratic decision-making in place of democratic processes, false allegations, manufactured narratives, publicity campaigns, and forced political gatherings.
“This is only the beginning of the scandals,” Vawda said, adding that more revelations were yet to come.
Earlier, A Karachi court granted a three-day physical remand of alleged drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky in a case registered by Karachi South Police.
The development came a day after the court had rejected an earlier request for her physical remand and sent her to jail on judicial remand. Police later filed a fresh application seeking custody of the suspect for further investigation.
According to the investigating officer physical remand was required to trace the alleged source of cocaine supply investigate her financial transactions and conduct a Criminal Record Office (CRO) verification.
During the hearing police informed the court that records of multiple previous cases against Anmol alias Pinky had also been collected. DIG South stated that a renewed plea had been submitted in light of additional evidence and ongoing investigations.
Police officials said the suspect was arrested from Karachi’s Garden area and had allegedly been absconding in at least 10 criminal cases. Authorities further claimed that she was involved in operating a drug distribution network across the city.
Law enforcement officials stated that cocaine, narcotics, and weapons worth nearly Rs1.5 million were recovered from her possession during the arrest.
