A meeting of the National Assembly’s Committee on Interior on Tuesday shared suspicion that cocaine dealer Pinky may only be a front or a fake persona while the real network kingpin is still in hiding.
The committee member who made this claim said a drug addict from his constituency had died, and a coin carrying Pinky’s name was recovered from his possession. He suggested that the case may involve a larger, undisclosed network operating behind the scenes rather than a single individual.
Another committee member pointed out alleged inconsistencies in the case, saying the suspect was involved in such activities for nearly 18 years but was only arrested after a short video circulated on social media. He also highlighted a procedural concern, noting that the arrest was made in Lahore while the suspect was later presented before authorities in Karachi.
The discussion reflected growing scrutiny within the committee over the credibility, timeline, and broader scope of the investigation.