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Cocaine Queen’s Network Exposed: How Anmol alias Pinky Managed a Seven-Rider Delivery Web Across Karachi

An organized digital and physical distribution network has been exposed following the arrest of Karachi’s alleged cocaine queenpin, Anmol alias Pinky.
2026-05-15
Cocaine Queen’s Network Exposed: How Anmol alias Pinky Managed a Seven-Rider Delivery Web Across Karachi

The Breakdown

  • The Modeling & Police Connection: Anmol revealed that she moved from Karachi to Lahore in 2006 to pursue modeling and acting. While visiting film studios, she met her first husband, Rana Nasir—who, along with her second husband, Rana Akram, was a former police officer. It was Nasir who reportedly introduced her to a massive narcotics trafficking ring.

  • The Smuggling Supply Chain: According to the report, the syndicate's pure cocaine supply was allegedly smuggled into Pakistan by an African national married to a group member named Kiran. Anmol initially served as the "Karachi in-charge" for the network, personally transporting narcotics hidden in briefcases from Lahore to a local distributor named Iqbal alias Bala.

  • Going Independent: After divorcing Nasir on the advice of an associate, Anmol broke away to launch her own independent operation. She reportedly hired a female courier to traffic drugs between Lahore and Karachi for Rs50,000 per trip and sourced premium supply from a Lahore-based dealer known as Anam alias Ana.

  • The Chemical Cutting Process: The interrogation exposed how the network maximized profits. Pure cocaine was mixed and diluted with a cocktail of chemical cutting agents—including ketamine, methamphetamine-related substances, lidocaine, and ephedrine—before being prepared for street-level distribution.

  • The Logistics & Banking Grid: To manage Karachi's distribution, Anmol established a dedicated network of seven delivery riders. While four were previously arrested and quit, three active riders—Aqib, Aijaz, and Hamza—are currently being hunted by police. Financial transactions were funneled through a bank account opened under a front name ("Sameer"), with customers sending digital payments via an Easypaisa retailer in Gulshan-e-Iqbal.

  • Past Bribes Alleged: Anmol also claimed she was arrested by the CIA Lahore in 2024 but managed to secure her release after surrendering two vehicles and a hefty bribe of Rs5 million.