Interim Charge Sheet Filed Against Alleged Cocaine Dealer Anmol Pinky in Karachi
An interim charge sheet has been filed against alleged cocaine dealer Anmol Pinky in Karachi, accusing her of operating a drug trafficking network for the last 16 years. The network reportedly targeted affluent areas, university, and school students. The investigating officer (IO) detailed Pinky's alleged methods, including learning to make cocaine from her ex-husband, using various accomplices, and employing online platforms for distribution. The court has adjourned the proceedings until June 20, pending forensic reports and the appearance of defense counsel.
An interim charge sheet was filed on Monday against alleged cocaine dealer Anmol Pinky before a judicial magistrate in Karachi. The investigating officer (IO) claims that Pinky has been involved in drug trafficking for 16 years, allegedly supplying narcotic substances to posh areas, university, and school students, as well as at parties.
According to the IO, Pinky reportedly learned to produce cocaine from her ex-husband, Rana Nasir. After their separation, she allegedly established her own drug trafficking network. Initially, Pinky, assisted by an accomplice named Sabra, allegedly transported drugs from Lahore to Karachi via local buses, paying Sabra Rs50,000 per trip. Following the freezing of Pinky's bank accounts by the Anti-Narcotics Force in 2019, she allegedly opened bank accounts in Sabra’s name for drug-related transactions.
After Sabra's arrest in 2024, Pinky allegedly recruited Humaira, who reportedly transported drugs to Karachi through drug riders for Rs60,000. Another accomplice, Aina, allegedly received Rs70,000 to supply drugs from Lahore to Karachi customers using her own network. The IO stated that Pinky also allegedly utilized online platforms, including WhatsApp, for drug trafficking. Buyers would reportedly contact Pinky via WhatsApp and transfer payments to bank accounts belonging to accomplices Zeeshan and his brother Sohail.
Further investigation revealed that a rider named Sameer, arrested in a separate case, also had bank accounts allegedly opened in his name by Pinky, with the ATM cards remaining in her possession. Zeeshan and Sohail reportedly disclosed that Pinky’s brother, Nasir, worked at their shop and they would transfer alleged drug proceeds into the accounts after taking their share. Sameer reportedly confirmed supplying drugs under Pinky's instructions.
Pinky is allegedly booked in a total of 27 cases registered in Punjab and Karachi police stations between 2018 and 2026. Her four brothers have also allegedly been booked in nine cases in Lahore and Karachi. The IO stated that Pinky allegedly sold cocaine in boxes labeled with her name, charging Rs20,000 per gram for the 'simple' category and Rs40,000 per gram for the 'golden' category. Two of her accounts, previously frozen by the Anti-Narcotics Force, reportedly showed credits of over Rs60 million and Rs218,511.
Currently, four suspects, including Anmol Pinky, are in jail on judicial remand. Three suspects—Humaira, Sabra, and Aina—are listed in Column-II with red ink in the interim charge sheet, while Humza, Aqib, and Aizaz are listed with blue ink, indicating their whereabouts are unknown. The IO is awaiting forensic reports and responses from relevant departments regarding suspects' travel history and investigation assistance. The court adjourned the matter until June 20 due to the absence of defense counsel.
According to Dawn Pakistan, the court also adjourned a hearing on an application seeking permission to record voice samples of the suspects, with the matter fixed for June 20.
