A special team investigating alleged drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky has recovered extensive data from her mobile, officials said on Tuesday.

According to sources, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency has handed over a forensic report of the mobile phone to the investigating officer, revealing key evidence in the case.

The report states that more than 100GB of data was retrieved from the device, along with over 75,000 messages.

Investigators also recovered records of online transactions, bank slips and screenshots linked to financial dealings.

The forensic analysis further revealed communication records with more than 13,000 individuals.

Officials said the suspect was operating two WhatsApp accounts on a single device — one standard account and one business account.

The digital data is being analysed as part of ongoing investigations.

Separately, an interim challan submitted in court states that Anmol alias Pinky was allegedly involved in drug manufacturing and trafficking for the past 16 years.

According to the challan, she learned cocaine production from her former husband and continued the illegal trade after their separation, frequently changing locations between Karachi and Lahore.

The document alleges that she initially used associates to transport cocaine via buses to Karachi and later expanded the network using multiple intermediaries and riders.

It also claims that various accomplices were paid per delivery cycle.

The challan also states that after bank accounts were frozen in 2019, she continued operations using accounts opened in others’ names, while managing online drug sales through intermediaries who provided buyers with account details for payments.

It also details the involvement of multiple alleged facilitators and riders, as well as the use of several bank accounts with transactions running into millions of rupees.

Officials said the suspect allegedly sold cocaine at Rs20,000 per gram and a premium variant at Rs40,000 per gram, and maintained a wide financial network involving multiple accounts.

The challan adds that she was previously booked in 27 cases across Karachi and Lahore.

Investigators have written to immigration authorities to obtain her travel history, while chemical analysis of recovered substances has been completed.

A final challan will be submitted after responses from relevant institutions are received.