A major development has emerged in Karachi’s high-profile “Cocaine Queen” case after investigative documents presented before the Senate Standing Committee on Interior revealed that several well-known political and entertainment personalities allegedly transferred money into accounts linked to accused Anmol alias Pinky.
According to the documents, the investigation team traced a total of 16 different bank accounts allegedly connected to the network. Among the names mentioned in the financial records are Pakistani actress Meera, actor Muneeb Butt, model Sarah, and Member of the National Assembly Sadiq Iftikhar along with his wife.
The case has triggered intense discussion across Pakistan’s political and showbiz circles after authorities informed the Senate committee that approximately Rs29.4 million was transferred through six separate bank accounts over the last 18 months. Officials said the transactions involved 21 women and 117 men.
Investigation records further revealed that Rs8.562 million was transferred into an account belonging to a woman identified as Basel Amika, while another Rs1.65 million was allegedly deposited into the account of a man named Sadaqatullah. Authorities also identified transactions worth Rs7.75 million in the account of Hani Furqan and Rs6.375 million in an account linked to Muhammad Sameer.
Similarly, investigators stated that Rs2.78 million was transferred into an account belonging to Zafar Ali, while another Rs1 million was allegedly sent to an account operating under the name “Sky Overseas.” According to the probe, individuals identified as Zeeshan and Sohail were allegedly involved in facilitating the money transfers.
During a briefing to the Senate Standing Committee on Interior, Karachi Police Chief Azad Khan disclosed that names linked to law enforcement agencies had also surfaced during the investigation. He informed lawmakers that five cases had been registered in Punjab between 2018 and 2024, while Sindh Police had so far registered four separate cases connected to the accused.
Authorities also confirmed that cocaine was recovered from Pinky’s previous residence and that forensic analysis of her mobile phone had been completed. Letters have reportedly been sent to NADRA and Federal Investigation Agency seeking further assistance in the inquiry.
Anmol alias Pinky, widely referred to on social media as the “Cocaine Queen,” was arrested on May 12 during a joint operation conducted by Karachi Police and a federal agency in Karachi’s Garden area. Videos showing the accused arriving in court in a luxurious style went viral shortly after her arrest, intensifying public attention on the case.
Several alleged audio recordings also surfaced online in which the accused could reportedly be heard negotiating deals with clients. Investigators now suspect that the accused was operating a large narcotics distribution network stretching from Karachi to Lahore, allegedly involving her brothers and female bike riders for deliveries.
According to investigation reports, the accused was allegedly skilled in cocaine preparation and had even launched her own branded narcotics operation. During questioning, she reportedly claimed that her former husband was associated with an international drug syndicate and that she later established her own independent network.
Police previously stated that the accused had been nominated in at least 10 criminal cases registered at different police stations and had remained absconding in several of them. Officials said she was first arrested in 2018 but later secured bail. Additional cases registered in Lahore and by the Anti-Narcotics Force have also surfaced during the ongoing investigation.
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