Court Declares Nasim Bibi Fugitive in Drug Seizure Case

News Desk

LAHORE: The Lahore Anti-Narcotics Court has declared Nasim Bibi, an accomplice of notorious drug trafficker Anmol Pinky, a fugitive in a significant drug seizure case.

The court issued the ruling on Thursday after Bibi failed to appear for her scheduled hearing, raising concerns about her whereabouts and involvement in ongoing narcotics operations.

According to court officials, Bibi was implicated in a major drug bust that resulted in the confiscation of a substantial quantity of narcotics.

The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) has been actively pursuing leads to apprehend her, emphasizing the seriousness of the charges against her.

Legal experts suggest that her absence could complicate the prosecution’s case against Pinky, who is already facing multiple charges.

This development highlights the ongoing challenges Pakistan faces in combating drug trafficking, which poses significant threats to public safety and national security.

The government’s efforts to curb narcotics trade have been met with mixed results, prompting calls for more stringent measures and international cooperation.

As the investigation continues, authorities are expected to intensify their search for Bibi, potentially leading to further arrests.

Legal proceedings against Pinky are set to resume next week, where the court will address the implications of Bibi’s fugitive status on the case.