Anmol Pinky confession links Transport Network, Fake IDs and EasyPaisa Transactions in Drugs Case

ISLAMABAD – As the major drug web of Anmol Pinky continues to be dissected in high level probe, confession unraveled an entire hidden system as Miss “Pinky” reportedly began detailing how drugs were moved quietly between Lahore, Karachi and other cities, using common intercity buses. The high profile suspected shared details of fake IDs, bank accounts, blocked CNIC, and digital money transfers flowing through Easy Paisa and local franchises to disguise the trail. In her startling revelation that rocked Pakistani system, drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky confessed to operate sprawling narcotics network in Karachi and beyond. She mentioned running drug operation, generating over Rs20 million per month solely from Karachi, revealing the staggering scale of the illegal trade. In her detailed statement, the accused revealed that drugs were being transported from Lahore to Karachi through intercity buses, a method allegedly used to avoid suspicion and evade law enforcement detection during transit. Due to her blocked identity CNIC, she reportedly resorted to using bank accounts under the names “Samir” and “Zeeshan” to move illicit funds. Financial transactions were further routed through Easypaisa services and a specific franchise located in Gulistan-e-Johar, highlighting a structured financial concealment network. Investigators also uncovered that two SIM cards used in the operation were registered under the identities “Afzal” and “Sabira Bibi,” suggesting the use of fabricated or borrowed identities to maintain operational secrecy. In one of the most serious claims, Anmol Pinky alleged that her network operated under the “protection” of officials from multiple institutions. She further claimed that she paid over one crore rupees in total as bribes to various officers to secure protection for her brother and the wider network. She also confessed to paying monthly protection money in the millions to police stations in Darakhshan, Gizri, and Boat Basin, alleging dee