Islamabad: Investigators reportedly told the National Assembly Standing Committee on Interior that the Anmol Pinky network probe had identified 881 contacts linked to the alleged narcotics case.
According to police sources, investigators briefed the committee that Anmol, alias Pinky, remained in contact with hundreds of numbers found in her contact records and communication data.
The alleged list includes influential figures from major Pakistani cities, including business owners, private-company executives, politicians, bureaucrats and others, sources claimed.
Officials also reportedly told lawmakers that several showbiz personalities were among those suspected of buying narcotics from the accused. Authorities have not publicly released any names linked to the alleged client list.
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Sources said investigators had obtained names, contact numbers and residential addresses of suspected buyers. Senior police officials and relevant institutions reportedly finalised the list as part of the continuing inquiry.
Separately, South Zone police said they had written to the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) over an alleged attempt by Anmol Pinky to obtain a Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) under the name “Saira Shoukat.”
Police said the alleged attempt took place in February but remained unsuccessful, and no fake identity card was issued. Authorities have requested legal action over the alleged attempt to create fraudulent identification records.
