New and startling details have emerged regarding alleged customers linked to the case involving an individual referred to as “Cocaine Queen Anmol Pinky.”
According to a private television report, sources claim that individuals purchasing cocaine from the suspect reportedly included students aged between 16 and 24 years enrolled in various educational institutions. These students were allegedly using an expensive form of narcotics known as “gold cocaine.”
It is further alleged that these students were enrolled in elite educational institutions, while investigative authorities are working to uncover those responsible for involving young people in drug addiction.
Investigative sources stated that Anmol alias Pinky revealed during interrogation that students from several educational institutions in Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore were among those purchasing drugs. The narcotics were reportedly delivered to students via riders, while female clients were supplied through a separate women-based network.
Following these revelations, investigators have intensified efforts to expose the drug network operating within educational institutions. Mobile phone records and contact data from Anmol Pinky’s device are being examined to identify individuals linked to the case.
Authorities are also working to determine which educational institutions were involved, the methods used for communication, supply, and financial transactions related to drug purchases.
