KARACHI – The high profile drugs case probe, including Anmol alias Pinky, continues to advance and it takes sensational turn after accused drug dealer made sweeping claims during interrogation about an extensive cocaine network operating across elite circles.
According to investigation sources, she described a large client base that reportedly includes figures from the entertainment industry and political sphere. Karachi-based cocaine dealer claimed her alleged drug network included 700 to 800 total clients, with around 100 to 150 regular customers who were consistently supplied with cocaine.
Among the most sensational allegations, she reportedly named several figures from the showbiz industry, including actress Sara Khan and actor Muneeb Butt, claiming they were among her clients. Sources further stated that she also referenced multiple unnamed individuals from the film and drama industry as part of her alleged clientele base.
The accused also allegedly claimed that MQM Member of National Assembly Sadiq Iftikhar and his wife were in contact with her network. She further alleged that the MNA owed her approximately Rs. 500,000 in unpaid dues linked to the illicit trade.
Investigators said more names from both entertainment and political circles are expected to surface as the probe continues to expand.
EasyPaisa, Fake IDs and Crores in monthly income
According to investigative findings, Pinky allegedly disclosed that payments for narcotics were routed through Easypaisa accounts, with a franchise outlet operating in Gulistan-e-Johar reportedly used to facilitate cash movement and transactions.
Authorities also noted that a separate bank account was allegedly opened under the name of an individual identified as Zeeshan, which was used to manage financial flows tied to the network.
The investigation further revealed that mobile SIM cards allegedly used in the operation were registered under the names of individuals identified as Fazal and Saba Bibi, suggesting the use of fake or third-party identities to conceal activity.
Pinky said an officer identified as Ehsan had previously arrested her brother multiple times but released him after receiving bribes. She further claimed that more than Rs10 Crore in total bribes were allegedly paid to various officials to protect the network, according to investigation reports.
She alleged that narcotics were stored in legal chambers belonging to her former husband’s two brothers, both lawyers, allegedly to avoid detection.
She further claimed that protection and operational cover were secured through financial payments to certain police stations, including Darakhshan, Gizri, and Boat Basin, enabling the alleged network to operate without interruption.
Officials said the investigation remains ongoing, with authorities continuing to verify claims, financial trails, and alleged links across multiple sectors. More revelations are expected as interrogation and forensic analysis progress.
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