KARACHI: A Karachi court has acquitted Anmol, also known as Pinky, in a drug-related case.
The Additional District and Sessions Court South approved her plea seeking acquittal. The case was registered at Gizri Police Station in 2021.
Anmol had previously been declared a fugitive in the case. Her acquittal plea was later presented before the court for consideration.
The defence counsel argued that two other accused had already been acquitted. The co-accused were identified as Ali and Fahmida.
Both individuals were acquitted in 2024. The defence used their previous acquittals as part of its argument before the court.
Defence Presents Arguments
During the proceedings, the defence lawyer told the Karachi court that Anmol was implicated based on statements from the co-accused.
The lawyer argued that those statements could no longer support the case against Anmol. This followed the acquittal of the other accused.
According to the defence, there was no reasonable possibility of securing a conviction against Anmol.
The lawyer therefore requested the court to accept her acquittal plea. The court reviewed the arguments before announcing its decision.
Court Approves Acquittal Plea
The Additional District and Sessions Court South approved Anmol’s acquittal plea.
The decision brings the proceedings against her in the drug case to an end at the trial court level.
The case dates back to 2021 and was registered at Gizri Police Station. Anmol had remained a fugitive in connection with the case.
The defence maintained that the earlier acquittals of the co-accused weakened the case against her.
Case Background
The drug case involved multiple accused when it was registered. Ali and Fahmida were among the individuals named in the proceedings.
They were later acquitted by the court in 2024. The defence argued that Anmol’s alleged involvement was linked to statements made by them.
The lawyer maintained that those statements could not provide sufficient grounds for conviction after their acquittal.
The Karachi court ultimately accepted the defence plea and acquitted Anmol.
The decision was issued by the Additional District and Sessions Court South.
The case highlights the importance of evidence in criminal proceedings. The court’s decision followed the arguments presented by the defence regarding the available material.
Anmol has now been acquitted in the case registered against her at Gizri Police Station.
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The development concludes the proceedings against her in this particular drug case, following the court’s approval of her acquittal plea.
