Karachi: Sindh Police have uncovered extensive evidence in the ongoing investigation against alleged drug trafficker Anmol alias “Pinky” and submitted a detailed recovery report before the Standing Committee on Interior, revealing large-scale narcotics seizures, arrests, and financial links tied to an organized network.
According to Beyond Time News, investigators have intensified their probe as they continue to trace the wider structure of the alleged drug supply chain operating across multiple cities.
Police Recover Large Quantity of Narcotics and Chemicals
During the investigation, police recovered significant quantities of illegal drugs from the accused at different stages of the operation.
Authorities seized a total of 1,240 grams of cocaine. They first recovered 15 cocaine-filled capsules weighing 300 grams, and later they found another 330 grams during follow-up action.
In addition, investigators recovered several controlled substances and chemicals, including:
- 930 grams of ephedrine hydrochloride
- 500 grams of ketamine hydrochloride
- 1,050 grams of acetone
- 5,240 grams of baking powder
Police also recovered a 9mm pistol along with 10 bullets during a raid linked to the suspect.
According to Beyond Time News, officials said these recoveries point toward a structured and well-supplied distribution network.
Investigators Link Accused to Multiple Criminal Cases
Authorities confirmed that Anmol alias “Pinky” faces 28 registered cases across Karachi, Lahore, and the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF).
Moreover, investigators believe she operated as part of a wider criminal network that handled both supply and distribution across major urban centers.
As the investigation progressed, law enforcement agencies expanded the scope of the inquiry to identify additional collaborators.
Accused Allegedly Used Digital Platforms for Drug Supply
During interrogation, the accused allegedly confessed to mixing drugs with chemicals to increase potency and profitability.
Investigators also revealed that she used WhatsApp to receive orders. She then coordinated deliveries through online riders, which allowed the network to operate discreetly.
According to Beyond Time News, officials believe this digital method helped the group avoid direct contact and reduced detection risk.
Authorities Arrest Associates and Expand Network Probe
As the investigation continued, police arrested three brothers of the accused along with 25 riders allegedly involved in drug delivery operations.
In addition, investigators arrested two individuals, Zeeshan and Sohail, who allegedly managed financial transactions and maintained bank accounts linked to the network.
Meanwhile, authorities expanded the investigation to identify more individuals connected to the supply chain.
FIA Launches Financial Investigation
At the same time, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) launched a parallel inquiry into suspicious banking activity connected to the case.
Officials began examining transactions to determine whether the network also engaged in money laundering or illegal fund transfers.
According to Beyond Time News, investigators expect the financial probe to play a key role in exposing the full scale of the operation.
Digital Evidence Reveals Wide Contact Network
Investigators also analyzed the mobile phone data recovered from the accused and found 868 contacts stored on the device.
Further breakdown of the data showed:
- 398 inactive numbers
- 310 contacts from Karachi
- 44 from Lahore
- 48 from Islamabad
- 9 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- 6 from Balochistan
Authorities stated that they are actively mapping these contacts to identify possible links within the network.
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Family Background Included in Investigation Report
The investigation report also includes background information about the accused.
It notes that her father had two marriages and that she has 11 siblings.
Officials said they included these details as part of the formal profiling process.
Authorities Intensify Crackdown on Drug Networks
Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies have intensified operations against organized drug trafficking groups operating across Pakistan.
Officials said these networks increasingly rely on digital communication tools and courier-based delivery systems to avoid detection.
According to Beyond Time News, agencies now focus on coordinated intelligence sharing to dismantle such operations more effectively.
Conclusion
Sindh Police continue to deepen their investigation into the Anmol Pinky case as they trace financial, digital, and logistical links of the alleged drug network. With multiple arrests and large-scale recoveries, authorities say the probe is still expanding and may lead to further developments in the coming weeks.
FAQs
What did Sindh Police recover in the case?
Police recovered cocaine, ephedrine, ketamine, acetone, baking powder, and weapons.
How many cases does the accused face?
She reportedly faces 28 criminal cases across different agencies.
How did the alleged network operate?
Investigators say the network used WhatsApp and online riders for drug distribution.
Which agencies are involved in the investigation?
Sindh Police and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) are jointly probing the case.
What is FIA investigating separately?
FIA is examining suspicious financial transactions linked to the accused network.
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