A major investigation into an alleged drug network in Karachi has taken a new turn after Anmol Pinky made several sensational claims during questioning by investigators.
According to investigation sources, Anmol Pinky, also known as “Pinky,” claimed that her alleged cocaine network supplied drugs to hundreds of people across Karachi. She reportedly told investigators that the network had around 700 to 800 clients.
Sources said nearly 100 to 150 people were regular customers who allegedly received drugs on a consistent basis. The claims surfaced during an ongoing probe into the alleged narcotics operation.
During the investigation, Anmol Pinky also claimed that several individuals connected to Pakistan’s entertainment industry were among her clients. She allegedly named actor Muneeb Butt and actress Sarah Khan in her statement.
The accused further alleged that Sadiq Iftikhar, a lawmaker associated with Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan, and his wife were in contact with her. She claimed that the politician owed her nearly Rs. 500,000.
Investigators believe more names from political and showbiz circles may emerge as the inquiry continues. Officials are currently examining digital records and financial transactions linked to the alleged network.
According to sources, payments related to drug transactions were allegedly made through Easypaisa accounts. Investigators also claimed that a franchise outlet in Gulistan-e-Johar was used for transferring money.
Officials further stated that another bank account was opened under the name of a person identified as Zeeshan. The account was allegedly used to manage financial activities connected to the network.
The investigation also revealed that several mobile SIM cards used in the operation were allegedly registered under the names of Fazal and Saba Bibi.
In another serious allegation, Anmol Pinky claimed that an officer identified as Ehsan had arrested her brother multiple times in the past. However, she alleged that he was later released after bribes were paid.
According to the investigation report, more than Rs. 100 million was allegedly paid in bribes to different officials over time. Investigators are also examining claims that narcotics were stored in lawyers’ chambers linked to her former husband’s family.
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Authorities have not yet officially confirmed the allegations made during the investigation. The probe remains ongoing, and officials say further developments are expected in the coming days.
