The National Counter Corruption and Intelligence Agency (NCCIA) has extracted more than 100GB of unusual data from the mobile phone of Anmol, also known as Pinky, an alleged high-profile drug dealer currently in custody on drug trafficking charges. The forensic analysis report of her phone has been submitted to the investigating officer, unveiling a substantial amount of digital evidence that could be pivotal in the ongoing investigation.
Investigators retrieved over 75,000 photographs and images from the device, alongside screenshots of bank slips indicating payments from clients and records of online transactions. These findings suggest the existence of a sophisticated financial network supporting the alleged drug operation. Additionally, the phone contained 13,000 contacts and 42,000 call logs, highlighting the extensive communication network maintained by the suspect.
Notably, Anmol was operating two separate WhatsApp accounts on the same phone, a tactic believed to facilitate discreet communication across different networks. Since her arrest earlier this month, she has faced accusations ranging from managing a drug trafficking network to involvement in murder.
Anmol was apprehended on May 12 during a joint raid by police and a civilian intelligence agency at her apartment in Karachi’s Garden area. Authorities recovered weapons, cocaine, and other narcotics valued at approximately Rs1.5 million from her possession. They also alleged that she was orchestrating a drug supply network within the port city. However, the suspect denied these allegations, claiming she was detained in Lahore 15 days prior to being transferred to Karachi.
Following her arrest, a local Karachi court placed Anmol on judicial remand in multiple criminal cases last month. In a significant development, Sindh Inspector General of Police (IGP) Javed Alam Odho indicated that the investigation could implicate several prominent individuals linked to the narcotics trade. He confirmed that multiple cases, including those filed by the Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF), are underway against Anmol.
Meanwhile, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has been tasked with scrutinizing banking transactions related to the case, while the NCCIA is investigating online drug sales. The ongoing probe aims to uncover the full extent of the drug network and identify all involved parties.
