Karachi: An interim challan has been submitted in the drug trafficking case against notorious alleged drug dealer Anmol alias “Pinky,” revealing a series of sensational findings regarding an organized narcotics network.
According to media reports, the interim challan was presented before the court of the Judicial Magistrate South in Karachi in the case involving Anmol alias Pinky and her group. The challan, submitted by the investigating officer, unveiled a highly organized digital and manual network supplying cocaine to upscale areas of Karachi and Lahore, private parties, and educational institutions.
In the case, five accused persons including Humaira, Sabra, Anna, Aizaz, and Hamza have been declared absconders, while 16 witnesses, including private individuals, have been included in the investigation.
The challan states that the main accused, Anmol alias Pinky, has allegedly been involved in the narcotics trade for the past 16 years. It further claims that she learned the method of producing drugs and cocaine from her former husband Rana Nasser and, after their divorce, continued the illegal business independently by frequently changing hideouts in Karachi and Lahore.
According to reports, she sold ordinary cocaine at Rs 20,000 per gram and “Golden Stuff” cocaine at Rs 40,000 per gram. It also highlights a heavy criminal record of the accused and her family. A total of 27 cases have been registered against her in Karachi and Lahore, while her brothers Kamran Murad, Shaukat, Nasser, and Riaz face 2, 4, 1, and 2 cases respectively.
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The challan further reveals that initially the accused used co-accused Sabra to transport cocaine to Karachi via local bus networks, paying her Rs 50,000 per trip. In 2019, following an Anti-Narcotics Force operation that led to the closure of Anmol Pinky’s bank account, she allegedly opened an account in Sabra’s name. After Sabra’s arrest, she reportedly involved Humaira and Anna in the operation, with Anna being paid Rs 70,000 per trip.
Evidence obtained from forensic examination of mobile phones, voice notes, and chats by the cybercrime wing suggests that the network operated entirely online.
According to the police challan, once an order was finalized, Pinky would provide buyers’ details to her operatives Zeeshan and Sohail through “Fayyaz Communication” accounts. After receiving payments, Zeeshan would send screenshots to Anmol Pinky, and upon confirmation, she would arrange delivery through three designated riders in Karachi—Aizaz, Hamza, and Aqib.
The investigation also revealed that Zeeshan had five active bank accounts and Sohail had two. Substantial evidence of transactions worth millions of rupees was found in one of Zeeshan’s accounts. These funds were later transferred into accounts opened in the name of co-accused Sameer, whose ATM card was recovered from Anmol Pinky at the time of arrest.
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Sameer reportedly confessed that he allowed his account to be used in exchange for money and also supplied drugs on the accused’s instructions. It was further revealed that Pinky assisted him in securing bail in court cases.
According to the challan, the ANF had frozen the accused’s CNIC, passport, and two bank accounts, including one account in Lahore containing Rs 63.9 million.
The investigating officer stated in the challan that a letter has been written to the Federal Investigation Agency to obtain the complete travel history of the accused. The seized narcotics have also been chemically analyzed.
The mobile phones of Zeeshan and Sohail have been sent to the Punjab Forensic Lab for further data recovery.
Investigating officials said that the final challan will be submitted in court once complete responses are received from the FIA and other relevant agencies.
