Notorious drug dealer Anmol, aka “Pinky,” has made explosive claims during an ongoing investigation in Karachi, alleging that her narcotics network supplied cocaine to hundreds of clients, including figures from the entertainment industry and politics.
According to investigation sources, the accused told investigators that the network had around 700 to 800 clients, including 100 to 150 regular customers who were supplied drugs on a consistent basis.
She also allegedly claimed that several people linked to the film and drama industry were among her customers. Sources said one actress, identified only as Sarah, was named during questioning.
In another major claim, the accused allegedly told investigators that MQM MNA Sadiq Iftikhar and his wife were in contact with her and that the lawmaker owed her around Rs. 500,000. These claims have emerged as part of the investigation and have not been independently verified.
Investigators believe more names from political and showbiz circles could surface as the probe moves forward.
Sources further said Anmol Pinky revealed that drug payments were sent and received through Easypaisa accounts, while a franchise in Gulistan-e-Johar was allegedly used to move money linked to the network. Another bank account, reportedly opened in the name of a man identified as Zeeshan, was also allegedly used to manage financial transactions.
Officials also found that SIM cards used in the operation were registered in the names of individuals identified as Fazal and Saba Bibi.
In one of the most serious parts of the investigation, the accused allegedly claimed that an officer identified as Ehsan had arrested her brother multiple times in the past but released him after taking bribes. She further alleged that more than Rs. 100 million in total bribes had been paid to different officials.
According to the probe report, Anmol Pinky also claimed that narcotics were stored in the chambers of her former husband’s two brothers, who are lawyers, to avoid detection.
The report further alleged that protection for the network was secured through payments to officials at several police stations, including Darakhshan, Gizri, and Boat Basin.
The case is still under investigation, and officials are expected to widen the probe based on the names, payment trails, and locations identified during questioning. If confirmed, the revelations could turn the case into one of Karachi’s biggest narcotics scandals in recent years.
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