Names of Cocaine Users Should Remain Confidential, Says Sindh Home Minister

Sindh Home Minister Zia Lanjar has stated that the identities of cocaine users should remain confidential while strict action must be taken against those operating drug networks.

Speaking during a session of the Sindh Assembly, Lanjar discussed the recent arrest of alleged drug queen Anmol, also known as Pinky, who was reportedly involved in a large narcotics network in Karachi and other parts of Pakistan.

The minister said that the accused had openly challenged law enforcement agencies by claiming she could not be arrested, but the police successfully captured her. He described the arrest as a major achievement for the police and emphasized that nobody is above the law.

Lanjar further stated that authorities should focus on arresting and exposing the members of Pinky’s network rather than revealing the identities of drug users.

Anmol alias Pinky was arrested a few days ago during a joint operation conducted by Karachi Police and a sensitive agency. According to reports, she is accused of running a major drug supply network for nearly fifteen years. Following her arrest, police have intensified raids to uncover and dismantle the entire group.