Two suspected drug suppliers linked to Anmol Pinky arrested in Karachi

Police in Karachi have claimed to have arrested two suspected drug dealers allegedly linked to the network of an accused cocaine supplier known as Anmol Pinky during an operation in the city’s Clifton area.

According to a statement issued by South Police, the arrests were made following a targeted raid conducted on the basis of intelligence information in Clifton Block-6. During the operation, law enforcement personnel apprehended two individuals who were allegedly involved in the online distribution of narcotics, including cocaine and crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as Ice.

The suspects were identified as Aqib Rehman and Ghulam Mustafa. Police officials alleged that both men were associated with the drug trafficking network operated by Anmol Pinky and were engaged in supplying narcotics to customers through online channels.

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Authorities stated that narcotics were recovered from the possession of the suspects during the raid. Investigators believe the accused played an active role in the distribution chain and used motorcycles to deliver illegal substances to buyers in different parts of the city.

According to the police statement, the suspects allegedly admitted during initial questioning that they supplied cocaine and Ice through a manager identified as Hasan, who is said to be connected to the broader network. Officials are now expanding the investigation to identify additional members of the alleged operation and trace its distribution routes.

Law enforcement agencies have intensified efforts against narcotics trafficking in Karachi amid concerns over the growing use of online platforms for the sale and delivery of illegal drugs. Police officials said further raids are expected as investigations continue.

The arrested suspects have been taken into custody and legal proceedings are underway. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to dismantling organized drug networks and taking action against individuals involved in the sale and distribution of narcotics across the city.