Police claim arrest of two Pinky’s ‘associates’

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Alleged drug queenpin Anmol alias Pinky photographed during her court appearance on May 16, 2026. — Photo via author
Alleged drug queenpin Anmol alias Pinky photographed during her court appearance on May 16, 2026. — Photo via author

KARACHI: The South police on Thursday claimed to have arrested two suspected drug dealers allegedly affiliated with the network of alleged cocaine dealer Anmol Pinky.

A police statement said that acting on a tip-off, the police conducted a raid in Clifton, Block-6, and apprehended two bike riders who were involved in online supply of cocaine and ‘Ice’ (crystal meth).

The held suspects were identified as Aqib Rehman and Ghulam Mustafa who worked for Pinky, alleged the police statement.

The suspects had “confessed” that they used to supply cocaine and Ice online through Pinky’s manager Hasan. The police also said narcotics were seized from their custody.

Published in Dawn, June 19th, 2026

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