Alleged drug dealer Anmol “Pinky” accused of destroying evidence before arrest

Investigators have alleged that a suspected drug trafficker identified as Anmol alias Pinky deliberately attempted to destroy forensic evidence by burning her own hands with acid prior to her arrest.

According to investigative sources, the accused reportedly took extreme steps to conceal traces of narcotics-related activity before law enforcement carried out a raid leading to her detention. Officials claim the case involves a complex drug distribution network operating across major cities.

Authorities allege that Anmol, also known as “Pinky,” manufactured high-purity cocaine branded under the label “Gold” and marketed it in specially designed packaging. During the raid, police reportedly recovered multiple boxes and bottles marked with the English phrase “Queen Madam Pinky Don,” suggesting a structured branding system used for distribution.

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Investigators further claim that she operated secret laboratories in both Lahore and Karachi, with Karachi reportedly serving as a key distribution hub while production activity was allegedly more extensive in Lahore.

Sources also stated that she would personally test newly produced narcotics before approval for sale. The investigation additionally includes allegations of extravagant personal consumption, including imported wine preferences and large-scale purchases, though these claims remain part of the ongoing probe.

Police sources say approximately 15 cases have been registered against her involving narcotics trafficking, money laundering, and other serious offences. Officials added that an earlier FIR was filed by the Anti-Narcotics Force in 2019, and she had remained a proclaimed offender in multiple cases.

Authorities also allege that her network was highly organised and financially influential, making enforcement operations difficult over time. Further investigations are underway to determine the full extent of the alleged criminal operation and its supply chain.