Police Secure Three-Day Remand of Pinky in 10 Old Drug Cases
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- •Pinky is currently in police custody for three days to investigate 10 old drug-related cases.
- •Raja Pervez, a member of the Pakistan Peoples Party, has publicly denied allegations made by Pinky.
- •The drug cases under investigation are not recent but have been reopened for further inquiry.
- •The police aim to gather more evidence during Pinky's remand to strengthen the cases against her.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If police uncover substantial evidence against Pinky during the remand then Pinky could face formal charges, potentially leading to a trial that might affect political figures linked to her.
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