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Karachi Cocaine Probe Widens After 'Pinky' Arrest as Financial Trail and Official Links Draw Scrutiny

Investigators are using seized bank and e‑wallet data to target alleged facilitators.

Overview

  • Police arrested Anmol, known as 'Pinky', in Karachi and then detained alleged accounts manager Zeeshan after securing bank statements, e‑payment logs and SIM details linked to the network.
  • During interrogation she named police and Anti‑Narcotics Force personnel and cited showbiz and political clients, with officials saying these claims are being verified before action.
  • Investigators detailed how orders and payments moved through third‑party bank accounts, EasyPaisa wallets and intercity buses to lower detection risk.
  • Officials expanded inquiries to named facilitators, suspended two officers for presenting the suspect in court without handcuffs, and assigned an audit under Lahore’s DIG Investigation.
  • Follow‑up actions include a Karachi house raid on her indication that yielded cocaine, recording her arrest in a separate Lahore murder case, and steps to trace alleged foreign cartel links and obtain court permissions for transfer.