Karachi police are expanding their investigation into an alleged drug trafficking network linked to Anmol Pinky, who was arrested earlier this month in the city. Authorities are now examining claims that the network used popular snack packets to transport and deliver cocaine while avoiding detection.
According to investigators, the alleged operation involved hiding cocaine inside packets of commonly available snacks, including chips and papad. These packets were then reportedly sent to customers across different areas of Karachi.
Anmol Pinky, also known as Pinky, was arrested during a joint operation conducted by police and a civilian intelligence agency. The raid took place at her apartment in the Garden area of Karachi. The case includes allegations related to narcotics possession and an unlicensed weapon.
Despite the arrest, investigators believe that parts of the suspected network may still be functioning. Reports suggest that individuals connected to the operation adopted new methods to continue activities while staying out of the spotlight.
Investigation sources claim that drug deliveries were allegedly made to homes, restaurants, and private residences across the city. The use of ordinary snack packets reportedly helped conceal the contents and reduce suspicion during transportation.
In one alleged transaction, a supplier reportedly informed a customer that multiple packets of chips would be delivered. The customer was allegedly told that one packet would contain a separate package of cocaine hidden inside.
Police are also looking into the financial side of the operation. Investigators suspect that people associated with the network continued sharing new account numbers for receiving payments. These reportedly included digital payment methods and temporary accounts provided directly to buyers.
The case involving Anmol Pinky has attracted significant attention due to the alleged use of everyday consumer products for drug distribution. Authorities are now focusing on how the network managed deliveries, payment systems, and communication channels.
Law enforcement officials are working to identify additional individuals who may have been involved in the alleged supply chain. Investigators are also trying to determine the full scale of the operation and whether it extended beyond Karachi.
At this stage, the investigation remains ongoing. Police have not announced any further arrests but say efforts are continuing to uncover the wider network allegedly linked to Anmol Pinky.
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Authorities have urged the public to cooperate with investigators and report any information that may assist in the case. Further developments are expected as the inquiry progresses.
