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Interim Charge Sheet Exposes ‘Cocaine Queen’ Pinky’s 16-Year Drug Network Targeting Schools and Posh Sectors
An interim charge sheet filed in a Karachi court has revealed that alleged drug kingpin Anmol, alias Pinky, ran a 16-year narcotics network targeting elite areas and educational institutions. The IO detailed how the syndicate used WhatsApp and proxy bank accounts to sell custom-boxed cocaine for up to Rs40,000 per gram, moving drug proceeds through facilitators after the ANF froze Pinky's main assets.
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‘Cocaine Queen’ Case: Court Reserves Verdict on Bail for Alleged Money Laundering Facilitators
A Karachi district and sessions court has reserved its verdict on the bail applications of Sohail-ur-Rehman and Zeeshan-ur-Rehman, alleged facilitators in the "Cocaine Queen" Pinky money laundering case. The investigating officer opposed bail, detailing how the suspects used proxy accounts to buy properties and buy raw drug materials after the main cartel accounts were frozen by the state.
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Fake Corporate Account Linked to Drug Lord 'Pinky' Exposed with Millions in Transactions
An investigation by the Anti-Narcotics Force has revealed that fugitive drug dealer Anmol, alias "Pinky," laundered nearly Rs64 million through a fake corporate salary account at a foreign bank in Lahore. A raid on the company’s Chuburji address exposed it as a complete ghost front, sparking intense public backlash over how a cartel leader bypassed strict banking regulations that ordinary citizens face.
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Sindh to Launch Dedicated Narcotics Force and Drone Units in Sweeping Anti-Drug Crackdown
The Sindh government has announced the creation of a dedicated narcotics force and drone units to scale up its anti-drug operations. In a briefing to the Sindh Assembly's Standing Committee on Home Affairs, police revealed that the high-profile "Pinky" drug network extended to Nigeria and included a cocaine factory in Lahore, while also confirming that drones are being used to destroy illicit opium crops in Dadu and Qambar Shahdadkot.
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Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court By Farooq Sami - Jun 03, 2026 Twitter WhatsApp Facebook Google News Add ARY News on Google Anmol Pinky case: Police submit banking records in court Karachi: Police have submitted details of the bank accounts of the alleged facilitators of Anmol Pinky, in connection with a narcotics case before the court. According to a police report obtained by ARY News, proceeds from the sale of narcotics were allegedly transferred through various bank accounts. The report states that funds were moved through multiple accounts belonging to the suspects Zeeshan and Sohail. Zeeshan reportedly maintains five bank accounts across three different banks, while Sohail has two accounts in two separate banks. Police allege that Anmol, alias Pinky, was involved in the sale of narcotics worth millions of rupees across Karachi. The report further claims that all financial transactions related to the narcotics trade were conducted through these bank accounts. Anmol Pinky: Cocaine being supplied in ‘chips packets’ in Karachi According to investigators, the accounts were operated by Zeeshan and Sohail, and they contain records of incoming transactions, including details of the individuals and sources from which the funds were received. The investigation into the financial network linked to the alleged narcotics operation remains ongoing. Anmol alias Pinky was arrested earlier this month from her Garden apartment in a joint raid conducted by police and a civilian intelligence agency in connection with two cases pertaining to the possession of narcotics and an unlicenced weapon
Karachi Police have submitted the banking records of Zeeshan and Sohail, the alleged financial facilitators of drug suspect Anmol Pinky, to the court. The investigation traces millions of rupees in narcotics proceeds moved across seven bank accounts, detailing the network behind the syndicate that famously distributed cocaine hidden inside chips packets.
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Cocaine Hidden in Kids' Snack Packets: Inside Karachi’s Evolving 'Anmol Pinky' Drug Delivery Network
Karachi Police have discovered that despite the high-profile arrest of drug kingpin Anmol alias Pinky, her network continues to supply cocaine across the city by hiding it inside children's chips and papad packets. The cartel has modernized its operations by using home-delivery riders and untraceable "OneZip" digital accounts to evade law enforcement.
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Anmol Pinky Case: Two Foreign Suspects Arrested in Punjab as International Drug Inquiry Widens
The investigation into the "Cocaine Queen" Anmol Pinky drug cartel has expanded internationally after the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) arrested two suspected Nigerian nationals in Punjab. Triggered by digital evidence recovered from the main accused's mobile phone, the crackdown has also targeted internal corruption, with investigators tracking at least 12 police officials from Karachi's South Zone suspected of taking bribes to protect the multi-city narcotics syndicate.
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‘I Have Led a Spotless Life’: Former PM Raja Pervaiz Ashraf Strongly Rejects Allegations in Viral ‘Drug Baroness’ Pinky Video
Former Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf has vehemently denied allegations linking him to alleged drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky after a viral court appearance video purportedly showed her mentioning his name. Speaking in the National Assembly, Ashraf stated he has lived a "spotless life," pointed out a subsequent clarification by Pinky’s lawyer stating she was pressured to name politicians, and presented himself for a formal investigation while demanding strict regulations against social media defamation campaigns.
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