KARACHI: Authorities continue investigating an alleged cocaine trafficking network linked to Anmol alias Pinky, despite her recent arrest in Karachi.
Police arrested Anmol Pinky earlier this month during a joint operation conducted by law enforcement agencies and a civilian intelligence agency. The raid took place at her apartment in the Garden area. Authorities registered cases against her for possessing narcotics and an unlicensed weapon.
Cocaine Allegedly Hidden in Snack Packets
Investigators claim drug traffickers have adopted new methods to avoid detection. According to reports, suppliers allegedly conceal cocaine inside snack packets, including chips and papad packaging.
Sources say traffickers deliver these packets to homes, restaurants, and private residences across Karachi. The method reportedly helps dealers transport drugs without attracting attention.
Online Payments and New Accounts Under Scrutiny
Investigators also allege that members of the network continue to operate through digital payment channels. Sources claim suppliers have introduced new bank and online accounts to process transactions.
According to reports, dealers share payment details directly with customers through online platforms. Authorities are examining these transactions as part of the ongoing investigation.
Alleged Delivery Instructions Revealed
Sources familiar with the probe claim suppliers provide detailed instructions to customers regarding deliveries.
In one reported exchange, a supplier allegedly informed a customer that a rider would deliver multiple packets of chips. The supplier reportedly claimed that one of the packets would contain a separate package of cocaine.
Investigation Continues
Law enforcement agencies continue to investigate the alleged network and its evolving methods. Authorities are also examining claims that members of the group remain active despite the arrest of Anmol Pinky.
The case remains under investigation, and officials have not yet released further details regarding potential arrests or charges linked to the alleged trafficking operation.
