Karachi Police Arrests ‘Cocaine Queen’ Pinky’s Account Handler

Web Desk
May 14, 2026

KARACHI – In a major breakthrough in the investigation of Karachi’s notorious ‘Cocaine Queen’ Anamul (alias Pinky), police have arrested the individual responsible for handling her financial accounts. Authorities have also obtained details of the suspect’s bank accounts and online payment transactions, according to Geo News.

The arrest marks a significant step forward in unraveling the drug network operating in the metropolis, as investigators dig deeper into Pinky’s financial dealings and her alleged connections within the police force.

‘I Used to Pay Bribes to Karachi Police Stations’

During interrogation, Pinky made startling revelations about her operations, admitting that she regularly paid bribes to multiple police stations across Karachi.

“I used to pay bribes to several police stations in Karachi,” Pinky confessed during questioning.

In a particularly alarming disclosure, she claimed that after her arrest on a previous occasion, she paid a Rs 10 million bribe to an officer and was subsequently released.

Brother Repeatedly Arrested, Then Released for Bribes

Pinky also revealed that her brother had been arrested multiple times by the same officer, but each time he was let go after paying a bribe. The officer’s actions, she alleged, went unchecked for a prolonged period.

One specific police officer, according to Pinky, harassed her so relentlessly that she began planning to have him murdered.

Drug Network and Distribution Methods

Pinky provided further insight into the scale of her operations:

• Monthly drug sales in Karachi: Approximately Rs 20 million worth of narcotics
• Distribution to Lahore: Intercity buses are used to transport drugs to the provincial capital
• Two mobile phones seized from her were registered under someone else’s name

Ex-Husband’s Brothers Are Lawyers

Pinky also disclosed that her ex-husband’s two brothers are lawyers, and her former husband used lawyer’s chambers to hide narcotics from police raids. This revelation has raised serious questions about the involvement of legal professionals in facilitating drug trafficking.

Ongoing Investigation

Pinky remains in custody as police and other sensitive agencies continue their interrogation. Authorities are now working to trace the broader network of facilitators, including the handlers of her financial accounts and the officers who allegedly accepted bribes.

The case has become a test of the police department’s ability to clean its own ranks while dismantling a major narcotics ring. Officials have promised that no one, regardless of position, will be spared if found complicit.