Police trace inter-city drug delivery network linked to Anmol Pinky

Investigators probing a major narcotics case in Karachi have compiled detailed data on the alleged handlers, carriers and riders linked to a drug trafficking network associated with Anmol alias Pinky.

According to sources, authorities have prepared a data chart containing photographs and profiles of suspects allegedly involved in the network.

The report claims that narcotics were supplied across Karachi through a structure involving three handlers and 22 carriers.

Drugs were allegedly passed from handlers to carriers and then delivered to customers through riders operating across the city.

Sources identified the alleged handlers in Karachi as Hamza, Abbas and Aqib, while communication between the handlers and Pinky was reportedly conducted through her brother, Shaukat.

Investigators further claimed that three women were also among the alleged carriers in the cartel and had been employed on monthly salaries of Rs70,000.

According to the report, narcotics arriving from Lahore were allegedly processed and mixed with chemicals by the suspect’s brother, identified as Nasir.

Officials also stated that eight riders from Lahore, Faisalabad and Vehari travelled to Karachi to carry out drug deliveries.

Authorities said further investigations into the alleged network remain ongoing.