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Karachi drug network exposed in Anmol alias Pinky case probe

Anmol alias Pinky case reveals involvement of drivers, women, and police personnel.

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Further details have emerged in the high-profile arrest of Anmol alias Pinky in Karachi, as authorities continue to investigate an alleged large-scale drug trafficking network operating across the city.

The case has also raised questions after the affected family claimed that incorrect address details were mentioned in the FIR, alleging serious negligence and mental distress caused by the error.

According to police sources a well-organized cocaine supply network has been exposed, allegedly operating in upscale areas of Karachi, including educational institutions in Defence and Clifton.

The network is said to involve multiple individuals, including women, transport workers, and even a serving police officer.

Sources further revealed that Adil alias Vicky was actively involved in supplying drugs within educational institutions, while Beebo and Hira were reportedly managing parts of the distribution network.

Coach drivers Sarwar and Abdul Majeed have already been arrested, along with supplier Nadir Khan. However, police officer Kamran, also allegedly linked to the network, remains at large.

Authorities stated that the investigation is ongoing and further arrests are expected as more links of the network are being uncovered.

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