‘Clever and Street-Smart’: Police Say Anmol Did Not Employ Anyone Permanently

Anmol, 31, known as Pinky, has been arrested in Karachi and identified by police as a significant figure in the narcotics trade, allegedly operating as a "cocaine queenpin." According to South Deputy Inspector General Syed Asad Raza, Pinky's success in evading permanent employment for her associates made her "clever and street-smart."

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She started her own network in Lahore after ending a 10-year marriage with her husband, Rana Nasir, who was also an alleged drug dealer, accusing him of domestic violence.

DIG Asad revealed that Pinky managed a network of 35 riders who supplied cocaine to customers nationwide. Her criminal activities reportedly began in Lahore after she ended a 10-year marriage to Rana Nasir, who was also allegedly involved in drug dealing. Pinky accused Nasir of domestic violence.

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She accused him of domestic violence.

Investigators learned that Pinky's associates, numbering around nine or ten riders, were apprehended in Karachi's Clifton and Defence areas. She allegedly hired lawyers and paid their fees to manage the legal cases of these arrested riders and maintained contact with various police officers.

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She developed a friendship with him.

Anmol told investigators that her childhood dream was to become a model, but her family opposed it. To pursue this dream, she took cash and gold ornaments from an apartment and moved to Lahore in 2008. There, she met Rana Nasir, whom she married at 14, unaware he was an "international drug dealer." Nasir allegedly used her SIM card and a foreign bank account for his narcotics trade, and she eventually joined him in supplying drugs.

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After eight to nine months of friendship, she married Rana Nasir at the age of 14 and started living in Defence, Lahore.