Over 100GB data recovered from alleged drug Queenpin Anmol ‘Pinky’ phone

According to sources, the National Counter Corruption and Intelligence Agency (NCCIA) extracted more than 100GB of data from her device,

KARACHI: Investigators have uncovered a massive trove of digital evidence from the mobile phone of alleged drug trafficker Anmol alias Pinky, revealing what authorities believe could be a highly organised criminal network operating in the city.

According to sources, the National Counter Corruption and Intelligence Agency (NCCIA) extracted more than 100GB of data from her device, including over 75,000 images, 42,000 call logs and nearly 13,000 contacts. The forensic report has already been handed over to the investigating officer.

Officials said the recovered material also includes screenshots of bank slips and online transaction records, which point towards an organised financial system allegedly used to receive payments from clients.

Investigators further found that the suspect was operating two WhatsApp accounts on a single phone, a detail they believe may have been used to manage separate communication channels discreetly.

Anmol alias Pinky was arrested earlier this year during a raid in Karachi’s Garden area conducted by law enforcement agencies. Authorities had claimed that drugs, weapons and cash worth millions of rupees were recovered from her possession, alleging she was running a drug distribution network in the city. The suspect, however, has denied the charges, claiming she was detained in Lahore before being shifted to Karachi.

Officials also said multiple cases, including those filed by anti-narcotics authorities, are under investigation, with cyber and financial experts from different agencies assisting in the probe. The Sindh police chief had earlier indicated that further high-profile links could emerge as the investigation progresses.