KARACHI: In a series of startling revelations during initial interrogation, Anmol, known in the criminal underworld as Pinky, has detailed a massive drug trafficking operation that allegedly flourished through the systematic bribery of law enforcement officials and the exploitation of legal chambers.
The suspect disclosed that her illicit enterprise generated over 20 million PKR in monthly drug sales within Karachi alone.
Pinky alleged that her operations were frequently protected by paying off personnel from various police stations.
She specifically accused one officer of repeatedly detaining her brother and delivery riders, only releasing them after collecting bribes that totaled 10 million PKR.
The pressure from law enforcement extortion was reportedly so intense that Pinky confessed to plotting the assassination of a police official using hired hitmen.
The investigation further uncovered a sophisticated logistical and financial trail.
To evade detection, the suspect utilized mobile SIM cards registered to third parties, specifically Afzal and Sabira Bibi.
Following the blockage of her national identity card, Pinky managed to continue her financial transactions via mobile banking apps using accounts opened under the names of individuals identified as Sameer and Zeeshan.
Detailing the transport of narcotics, the suspect explained that inter-city buses were primarily used to move supplies from Lahore to Karachi.
Perhaps most controversially, Pinky implicated members of the legal fraternity, claiming her former husband utilized the offices of his two brothers—both practicing advocates—as safe houses to stash drugs and avoid police raids.
Authorities are currently verifying these claims as the investigation expands into the wider network of facilitators.
