Anmol alias Pinky, currently facing intense scrutiny, is accused of orchestrating a significant narcotics operation in Karachi, allegedly raking in Rs 5 crore daily from drug sales. Investigators claim her network specifically targeted youth aged 16-20. Her arrest has ignited a multi-province investigation, probing alleged personal and financial connections beyond the narcotics trade. Notably, her court appearance without handcuffs, escorted by police, has sparked widespread debate.
Investigators allege Pinky cultivated an organized cocaine distribution system within Karachi, with a reported monthly revenue in the millions. Evidence, including circulating audio clips where she allegedly mocks law enforcement and boasts of her network's resilience, points to a brazen operation. She is further accused of utilizing 'benami' accounts and SIM cards issued illegally under others' names, suggesting an attempt to mask her financial dealings and evade detection.
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The narrative surrounding Pinky's alleged transition from aspiring model to alleged 'drug baroness' involves several key phases and relationships. Reports suggest her initial involvement in narcotics trafficking was facilitated by her first husband and brothers. Following her separation, she is alleged to have built an independent network. Later, she reportedly married a DSP-level police official in Lahore, a period during which her network purportedly expanded significantly with the assistance of her three brothers. During this time, she allegedly gained access to high-profile social circles and private parties, where she is said to have encountered individuals linked to an international cocaine network, including a lawyer.
Further complicating the picture are claims that Pinky conducted online research into cocaine production. Her alleged operational methods included establishing a courier network of seven riders in Karachi, four of whom have reportedly been arrested, with three remaining active. A female associate in the network is also claimed to have been married to a foreign national allegedly involved in smuggling cocaine into Pakistan.
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Her father reportedly publicly disowned her due to her conduct. Her personal background, including a second marriage to a police officer, is now a focus of the ongoing inquiries. The scale of the alleged operation has expanded from a Karachi-centric investigation to a multi-province probe.
