Investigation into alleged drug trafficker “Pinky” has entered a new phase after the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested two foreign nationals allegedly linked to her narcotics distribution network.
FIA said the two suspects, both African nationals, were operating in Lahore and are suspected of involvement in drug supply activities connected to Pinky.
The arrests come as investigators continue to map the structure, operations and financial links of Pinky’s vast cocaine empire in Pakistan.
Authorities are increasingly focusing not only on drug trafficking but also on the business and financial infrastructure that may have supported the network.
Investigators have reportedly obtained records relating to communications, mobile phone activity and contacts linked to Pinky’s operations.
The case has attracted nationwide attention in recent weeks after law enforcement agencies alleged that Pinky managed a large scale narcotics network operating across multiple cities and serving clients through digital communication channels.
Authorities have also been examining suspected bank accounts, financial transactions and possible money laundering links connected to the case.
Additional raids and arrests are expected as law enforcement agencies identify more facilitators and associates operating in different parts of the country.
The case has also reached parliamentary oversight forums. The focus now is on dismantling the drug network that allegedly operated across multiple cities for years in Pakistan.
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