Pakistan’s alleged biggest woman cocaine-maker ‘Pinki’ arrested in Karachi

Karachi police have claimed to arrest a woman allegedly involved in the supply of cocaine and other illegal drugs across the city. The suspect, identified as Anmol alias Pinky who is also dubbed as Pakistan’s biggest cocaine-maker, was taken into custody during an operation conducted by Garden Police, according to officials. Police said the suspect was reportedly wanted by several law enforcement agencies, including the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF), and had allegedly been absconding in multiple cases. During the raid, authorities claimed to have recovered weapons, ammunition, cocaine worth millions of rupees, chemicals, and other narcotics from the suspect’s possession. According to initial investigations, the suspect was allegedly operating an organized drug supply network in Karachi. Police stated that the network used online orders and designated riders for deliveries across different areas of the city. Officials further alleged that female riders were also used in the operation in an attempt to avoid detection by law enforcement agencies. Police claimed that the alleged customer base may have included people from different professions, including students from educational institutions. Authorities also alleged that the network was involved in the sale of narcotics worth millions of rupees on a daily basis. Investigators said several cases have already been registered against the suspect at different police stations, while further investigations are underway to identify and arrest other individuals allegedly linked to the network.