Web Desk: Pakistani police have made significant progress in investigations linked to alleged drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky after authorities uncovered her criminal record and expanded inquiries into a suspected inter-provincial narcotics network, officials said.
According to police officials, Anmol Pinky’s computerized criminal record has now been formally updated at Karachi’s Garden Police Station following her arrest in a cocaine recovery case. Investigators compiled the criminal record based on two registered cases involving narcotics and illegal weapons charges.
Authorities said the suspect allegedly supplied cocaine and other expensive narcotics not only in Karachi but also in Lahore and other major cities across Punjab. As a result, investigators believe the accused played a central role in a wider drug distribution network operating across provincial boundaries.
Police officials added that the computerized criminal record now includes the suspect’s fingerprints, updated photographs, and linked National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) details. The address listed on her national identity card reportedly belongs to an apartment complex located on Abul Hasan Isphahani Road in Karachi.
Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies continue to investigate financial and operational links tied to the alleged narcotics network. Security officials claim the suspect managed an extensive supply chain stretching from Karachi to Islamabad, distributing cocaine and other high-value drugs in affluent urban neighborhoods.
The arrest of Anmol Pinky, widely labeled in local media as Pakistan’s “drug queen,” has triggered widespread attention within security and social circles. Furthermore, investigators now suspect the network generated millions of rupees through inter-city narcotics trafficking operations.
Police and investigative authorities maintain that the inquiry remains ongoing, while additional arrests and raids are expected as investigators trace associates connected to the alleged network.
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