Pinky 'married' police inspector Rana Ikram in 2021 in Lahore
Police sources claim Pinky learnt cocaine production from first husband Nasir: Two brothers including an advocate and a friend run drug business in Lahore and Karachi: Travel records reveal visits to Baku by Pinky and husband
New revelations in the 'Cocaine Queen' case reveal that Anmol, or Pinky, married her second husband, a former police inspector, after he arrested and released her in Lahore. The officer pressured her to divorce her first husband before they tied the knot."
According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, investigators from Lahore Police alleged that Pinky’s former husband, identified as Nasir, introduced her to the production of cocaine before the pair allegedly expanded their operations across Lahore and Karachi.
Police sources claimed Nasir moved to Lahore with his two brothers, Mansoor Advocate and Shehroz, where the family initially became involved in guest house and liquor businesses before allegedly entering the cocaine trade.
Police sources further alleged that Nasir, along with his brothers, a friend named Irfan and his brother-in-law, later established a wider narcotics network.
Investigators said the couple allegedly distributed cocaine in multiple cities across Pakistan before Nasir shifted operations to Karachi in an effort to expand the business on a larger scale.
The investigation also brought renewed attention to former police inspector Rana Akram, who police sources alleged had first detained Pinky and her associate Kiran before releasing them after receiving a bribe.
Police sources further claimed that Pinky later divorced Nasir in 2021 at Rana Akram’s insistence before marrying the former inspector.
Police records reviewed during the investigation also revealed details of Pinky’s travel history. According to investigators, she travelled abroad only once, departing Karachi for Baku on 25 December 2018 and returning nearly three months later on April 1, 2019.
Police sources said former inspector Rana Akram separately travelled to Baku twice, first between 12 and 19 October 2025 and later from 27 December 2025 until 6 January 2026.
Reporters: Abid Chaudhry and Waqas Ahmad