Female Cocaine Network Leader Arrested From Karachi Garden

KARACHI: (Web Desk) – More revelations have emerged about the alleged narcotics network linked to accused Anmol alias “Pinky,” who was recently arrested from Karachi’s Garden area and is being described by investigators as the country’s first female cocaine kingpin.

According to investigative sources, Pinky reportedly left her home at the age of 14 to pursue a modeling career and later became associated with party circles, where she allegedly developed contacts with people involved in the drug trade.

Investigators claim she later married a lawyer said to have links with an international cocaine syndicate and subsequently became involved in narcotics trafficking alongside him. After separating from her first husband, she allegedly married a police officer and further expanded her operations.

Sources said Pinky, with the assistance of her three brothers, established an organized cocaine distribution network that allegedly grew into one of the country’s largest drug operations.

According to investigators, she learnt cocaine preparation techniques through online material before introducing her own alleged “brand” in the market.

Police officials described the network as highly secretive, claiming its members rarely interacted directly with one another. Authorities said cocaine was allegedly transported from Lahore to Karachi by train through female couriers carrying packets of the drug.

Investigators added that separate motorcycle riders would collect the packets from railway stations before supplying them to dealers operating in different areas of Karachi.

Sources further claimed that party circles in Karachi were supplied with narcotics through the help of her brother’s girlfriend, who was also allegedly linked to the network.

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Authorities also stated that Pinky had reportedly constructed a hotel in Gilgit during the expansion of her business activities.

According to police sources, the accused was arrested by Punjab Police nearly five years ago in a separate narcotics case but was later released after an alleged Rs70 million bribe payment.

Investigators added that two of her brothers had previously been arrested by Karachi police in separate drug trafficking cases.

Officials estimate that the network generated crores of rupees every month through cocaine sales. However, investigators emphasized that the allegations remain under investigation and are yet to be proven before a court of law.