Anmol alias “Pinky”, who is currently under investigation for alleged drug trafficking in Karachi, has reportedly claimed during initial questioning that she used to pay large sums in bribes to multiple police stations in the city every month.
According to sources, the suspect is on physical remand and is being interrogated over charges related to running a narcotics supply network. She is said to have disclosed details about both financial operations and alleged corruption links during the investigation.
Claims of large-scale drug network
Sources further state that Pinky admitted to operating a drug distribution network worth more than Rs20 million per month in Karachi. The alleged network reportedly involved the sale and supply of narcotics across different parts of the city.
She is also said to have told investigators that drugs were transported from Lahore through intercity bus services and distributed in Karachi through a coordinated system.
Financial transactions and hidden accounts
According to investigators’ sources, the suspect allegedly used multiple methods to conceal financial transactions. These reportedly included mobile banking applications and bank accounts opened under different names.
It is further claimed that when her original identity card was blocked, she opened accounts using another person’s identity. SIM cards used for communication were also allegedly registered under different names, including “Afzal” and “Sabra Bibi,” according to the sources.
Allegations of police involvement
One of the most serious claims attributed to the suspect is that she paid hundreds of thousands of rupees monthly to various police stations in Karachi as bribes.
Sources also claim she alleged that multiple police officers detained her associates and family members during raids but released them after receiving payments. She further claimed that one officer repeatedly detained her brother and later released him following alleged bribe payments.
However, these claims remain part of the ongoing investigation and have not been independently verified.
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Pricing and drug distribution method
Sources also revealed details about the alleged street-level drug trade, claiming that one gram of cocaine was reportedly sold for Rs15,000 to Rs20,000.
The distribution system was reportedly structured to avoid direct contact in some cases. For new customers, instead of direct delivery through riders, drugs were allegedly placed at pre-decided locations where buyers would collect them.
Network structure and wider reach
Investigators’ sources claim the drug supply network extended to upscale areas of Karachi as well as educational institutions. The group allegedly consisted of six members, including one woman and five men.
Authorities believe the network operated in a coordinated manner, using both online communication and discreet physical drop points to avoid detection.
Arrest and ongoing investigation
Anmol alias Pinky was arrested from Karachi’s Garden area earlier this week and was reportedly wanted in multiple cases. Police initially failed to obtain her physical remand, but later secured a three-day custody after filing a fresh application.
Authorities say further investigation is underway to trace financial links, supply chains, and additional suspects involved in the case.
