The alleged drug queen Anmol alias Pinky, currently under investigation in a major drug trafficking case in Karachi, has made a series of serious allegations before a Joint Investigation Team (JIT), claiming that her alleged narcotics network included a wide range of high-profile customers, local media reports said.
According to details attributed to her statement, the suspect claimed she had more than 800 regular clients, including around 150 permanent customers.
She alleged that among them were individuals from the showbiz industry, political circles and bureaucratic institutions. Among them, she alleged, were individuals from the entertainment industry, bureaucracy, and political figures, including actor Muneeb Butt and model Sarah.
Pinky further alleged that MQM MNA Sadiq Iftikhar and his wife were among her contacts, claiming that the lawmaker owed her around half a million rupees.
However, these claims have not been independently verified by authorities.
During interrogation, she also alleged involvement of Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) personnel, claiming that an inspector would arrest her associates and later accept bribes for their release. She further claimed to have paid over Rs10 million in bribes to ANF officials over time.
In her statement, she also accused an Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) inspector named Ihsan of arresting Nasir and later accepting bribes for his release.
The suspect further alleged that individuals linked to Rana Nasir’s family, including Rana Mansor Advocate and Rana Shehzor, were involved in drug dealings in Karachi, and claimed drugs were stored in lawyers’ offices.
She also alleged that she paid substantial bribes to police stations in Gizri, Darakhshan, and Boat Basin, and even claimed she had once considered arranging a hit on a police officer named Kamran.
Pinky reportedly told investigators that narcotics were transported from Lahore via intercity bus services and that financial transactions were conducted through mobile applications and multiple bank accounts opened under different names after her identity documents were blocked.
