Officials alleged that Anmol learned methods of cocaine processing and distribution from her former husband, including techniques to increase cocaine quantity by mixing chemicals.

During the proceedings, prosecutors sought an extension in her physical custody for further investigation. However, the courts rejected the request and ordered that she be sent to jail on judicial remand in all cases.

The scope of the investigation has been expanded, and further arrests are expected as inquiries progress.

Addressing the National Assembly, Ashraf said he was shocked upon hearing his name and initially believed it referred to someone else. He thanked his family, party colleagues, and even political opponents for publicly defending his reputation.

Anmol was arrested from Karachi.

The report claims that narcotics were supplied across Karachi through a structure involving three handlers and 22 carriers.

Addressing a press conference at the Central Police Office, Karachi Additional Inspector General (AIG) Azad Khan said investigators had gathered information suggesting that several foreign nationals from African countries were allegedly connected to the network operated by the suspect.