KARACHI: Fresh revelations in the high-profile Anmol Pinky case have sparked controversy after the alleged cocaine dealer disclosed details about payments to influential individuals, her marriage to a police officer and the operation of a suspected drug production network.
According to investigators, Anmol Pinky claimed that an official identified as Ahsan allegedly pressured her after detaining her brother. She alleged that an initial payment of Rs50 million was made, while monthly payments ranging between Rs2.5 million and Rs3 million continued afterward. The claims have triggered fresh debate on social media, with many demanding transparent investigations into the matter.
The accused also revealed details about her second marriage to a DSP in Lahore. She stated that the police officer had previously arrested her before later marrying her. Anmol Pinky further claimed that two luxury bungalows were purchased using her husband’s money, adding another dramatic layer to the already controversial case.
Investigators say the accused disclosed that her first husband lives in Malaysia and allegedly taught her how to manufacture cocaine. She reportedly later established her own production setup and operated a laboratory used for preparing narcotics.
Authorities believe she remained in direct contact with customers and allegedly supplied drugs through online orders delivered to specific addresses. Officials are now examining digital evidence and financial transactions linked to the alleged narcotics network.
The case drew further attention when Anmol Pinky was presented in court without handcuffs. Journalists questioned police officials about the protocol, prompting officers to admit that every accused person, regardless of gender, should ideally be presented in restraints according to procedure.
A local court later rejected the police request for physical remand and sent the accused to jail on judicial remand. Two separate cases have been registered against her, including charges under the Sindh Control of Narcotic Substances Act and the Sindh Arms Act for alleged possession of illegal weapons.
The case has now evolved beyond a routine narcotics investigation, raising serious questions about alleged financial links, abuse of influence and possible facilitation networks connected to the accused. Law enforcement agencies are expected to broaden the investigation in the coming days.
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