Summary Interrogation details from Karachi narcotics suspect Anmol alias Pinky reveal claims involving bribery, drug distribution and financial networks.
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Fresh details from the interrogation of Anmol alias Pinky, arrested in Karachi on charges of narcotics trafficking, have revealed a series of claims involving bribery, distribution methods and an extensive operational network.
According to initial investigation findings, Pinky disclosed that narcotics sales allegedly exceeded Rs20 million every month in Karachi. Investigators are now examining multiple aspects of the claims as the probe broadens.
During questioning, the suspect reportedly alleged that a police officer had detained her brother on several occasions and later released him after receiving bribes. She claimed that financial transactions had repeatedly been used to secure his release.
Initial findings further stated that two mobile SIM cards allegedly used by Pinky were registered under the names Afzal and Sabra Bibi. Authorities are now investigating communication records linked to those numbers.
The suspect also claimed she paid hundreds of thousands of rupees each month to personnel connected with several police stations. According to interrogation documents, she alleged that a police official detained her riders and collectively received Rs10 million in bribes.
Among the more striking claims made during questioning was an allegation that pressure and harassment had escalated to such a level that she had contemplated arranging the killing of a police officer. Pinky reportedly told investigators she had considered seeking the help of hired assassins.
The interrogation record also shed light on alleged transportation methods used in the network. Pinky reportedly said inter-city buses travelling from Lahore were used to move narcotics.
Investigators further claimed she disclosed details regarding financial channels allegedly used to manage transactions. According to the inquiry, drug payments were sent and received through mobile applications and bank accounts created under different names.
The suspect allegedly stated that after her own identity card became blocked, a bank account was opened in the name of an individual identified as Sameer. Another account used for financial transfers was reportedly opened under the name Zeeshan.
The inquiry also touched on claims regarding legal cover and concealment. Pinky allegedly told investigators that two brothers of her former husband worked as lawyers and that narcotics were sometimes stored inside their office chambers to avoid police detection.
Authorities have yet to publicly verify the allegations raised during interrogation, and investigations into the claims remain ongoing.
