Summary Another audio message allegedly linked to Karachi suspect Anmol alias Pinky has surfaced as investigators continue probing a major narcotics case.
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Karachi’s high-profile narcotics investigation involving Anmol, widely known as Pinky, has taken another turn after a third audio message allegedly linked to the suspect surfaced online.
According to details emerging from the case, the latest recording reportedly captures Pinky speaking to a customer and discussing arrangements related to narcotics delivery. The development adds to a growing collection of audio clips that have surfaced since her arrest and are now drawing increasing attention as investigators continue to examine the case.
In the audio message, the suspect can allegedly be heard instructing a customer to send a screenshot of a payment transfer. She is heard saying that the requested narcotics would reach the customer within 10 minutes after the screenshot was received.
Investigators say the audio also includes references to the quality of substances allegedly being sold. In the recording, Pinky is reportedly heard claiming she had "golden stuff" available and describing it as an exceptionally strong product.
The emergence of the latest clip follows earlier audio messages that had already become part of public discussion around the case. Authorities have not publicly released details regarding forensic examination of the recordings or whether they have formally been added to the evidence file.
The case first came to light following a police operation in Karachi's Garden area. During the raid, police arrested a woman accused of operating a large narcotics network.
Officials stated that cocaine and other intoxicating substances worth millions of rupees were recovered during the operation. The seizure immediately attracted widespread attention due to the scale of the operation and the value of the substances recovered.
The investigation has continued to expand since the arrest, with authorities examining communication records and financial activity linked to the accused. The appearance of repeated audio clips has added another layer to a case that remains under active scrutiny.
