Khawaja Asif Compares Pinky Case To Epstein Files

ISLAMABAD: (Web Desk) – Khawaja Asif sparked widespread debate after comparing the high-profile Anmol “Pinky” case to the infamous Epstein Files in a post shared on X.

The defence minister described the scandal as the “Pakistani version of the Epstein Files,” drawing attention to allegations surrounding a suspected narcotics network reportedly linked to influential circles, including political and elite figures.

The comparison referenced the controversial files connected to late American financier Jeffrey Epstein, whose case exposed allegations involving underage exploitation, drug abuse and connections with powerful personalities globally.

According to reports circulating in Pakistan, Anmol alias “Pinky” is allegedly connected to an organized cocaine and synthetic drug network operating across major cities, including Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.

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Investigative sources claim the operation catered primarily to affluent clients in upscale neighborhoods such as DHA and Clifton, with allegations suggesting that politicians, influential individuals and members of elite social circles may have been linked to the network.

Reports further suggest that a confidential investigation document detailing the alleged structure of the narcotics operation has been submitted to Sindh authorities. The report reportedly outlines distribution methods, supply chains and alleged financial dealings connected to the network.

Law enforcement agencies arrested Anmol, also referred to in some reports as Anmol Bakhsh, during a raid in Karachi’s Garden area on May 12, 2026. Authorities claim they recovered narcotics, chemical substances and equipment allegedly used in drug processing operations.

Investigators allege the network relied heavily on modern communication methods, including WhatsApp and social media platforms, while deliveries were reportedly conducted through couriers using coded systems and unregistered financial channels.

Officials further claim that expensive narcotics, including cocaine, crystal meth, ecstasy and ketamine, were distributed under branded packaging targeting elite customers.

The case gained even more public attention after court appearance videos surfaced online showing Anmol presented without handcuffs, triggering criticism and prompting internal reviews into police procedures.

During legal proceedings, conflicting narratives emerged. Authorities allege that Anmol provided statements regarding the network’s operations, while the accused has reportedly denied the allegations and claimed she faced illegal detention and mistreatment during custody.

The controversy has intensified national discussions surrounding elite drug consumption, organized narcotics networks and allegations of corruption or institutional protection involving officials.

Despite the explosive claims surrounding the case, legal experts stress that all allegations remain under investigation, and Anmol continues to be presumed innocent until proven guilty by the courts.