‘Facilitators’ of drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky say they are not guilty

Both facilitators of Anmol alias Pinky, a drug dealer, who had been arrested from Karachi a few weeks ago, on Thursday said they had nothing to do with the woman and that they had been implicated in a narcotics case without any proof, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Both Sohailur Rehman and Zeeshanur Rehman filed an application in Karachi’s session court in which they prayed to the judicial magistrate to order the removal of their names from the case.

They said they were innocent and were not involved in the narcotics business.

On Wednesday, pronouncing a decision in the case of producing Pinky in the court, a judicial magistrate in Karachi-South said there was no need for physical custody of the woman due to security reasons unless the challan was submitted.

However, the magistrate directed the jail superintendent to produce the drug dealer in court whenever summoned by the judge.

The police had sought the court’s permission for producing Pinky in court via a video link.

The Force had argued that the production of the accused in court could create law and order situation.

A case had been registered against the drug dealer at Garden police station of Karachi.

Also on Wednesday, police submitted to the court of Judicial Magistrate-South details of bank accounts of Pinky’s facilitators.

In its report, the police said that bank, jazz cash and other accounts belonging to the accused’s accomplices namely Zeeshanur Rehman and Sohailur Rehman were used for the sale of narcotics.

The report informs that Zeeshanur Rehman has three accounts in UBL and one each in Bank Al-Habib and Bank Al-Falah, while Sohail has one account in UBL and one account in Bank Al-Habib.

Reporter: Jawad Asif