Alleged Drug Dealer “Pinky” Built Karachi Network Through Party Circles, Investigators Claim

Karachi:** Fresh details have emerged regarding the alleged drug network operated by Anmol alias “Pinky,” who was recently arrested in Karachi during a police operation. According to investigative sources, the suspect had allegedly established a wide drug supply network across the city over several years.

Authorities claim that Anmol, a resident of Nigarah Goth Baloch Para in Karachi, began supplying drugs at private dance parties in Defence and Clifton back in 2008. During that period, she reportedly adopted the alias “Pinky” and gradually expanded her operations through a growing circle of contacts.

Law enforcement officials allege that the network later spread to multiple cities, including Lahore and Islamabad. Following the emergence of the high-profile Armaghan case last year, the suspect reportedly went into hiding in Lahore and Islamabad while allegedly continuing to manage the operation remotely.

Sources further claim that the accused had more than 800 customers and used a network of both men and women to distribute cocaine and other narcotics. Investigators allege that drugs were supplied in universities, colleges, and through online channels in Karachi and other cities.

Officials also stated that two of Anmol’s brothers had previously been arrested in drug smuggling cases and served jail time, indicating that the family may have had links to narcotics trafficking for years.

In addition to the alleged drug business, sources claim that Anmol was also involved in the clothing business in Lahore.

The suspect was arrested by Karachi’s Garden Police and later presented before a court. Her court appearance drew public attention after videos circulated on social media showing her being escorted without handcuffs, leading to criticism and questions over alleged VIP treatment.

Authorities say investigations are ongoing, while the allegations against the suspect are yet to be proven in court.