South Zone police has launched anti-drug campaign in Schools and Universities in Karachi, urging citizens to report any suspicious activities immediately on WhatsApp.
In a public awareness message, South Zone Police announced a strict “Zero Tolerance on Drugs” policy, warning that anyone involved in the sale, purchase, possession, distribution, sharing, or consumption of illegal drugs will face legal action under the law.
The campaign aims to discourage drug-related activities while encouraging greater community participation in identifying and reporting offenders.
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According to the police, narcotics remain a serious threat to society, particularly affecting young people and contributing to criminal activities.
Authorities stressed that combating the menace of drugs requires cooperation between law enforcement agencies and the public.
Under this crackdown, individuals found violating anti-narcotics laws may be arrested and prosecuted. Police officials reiterated that there would be no leniency for those involved in drug-related offenses.
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South Zone Police have urged residents to remain vigilant and immediately report any suspicious activities linked to narcotics.
Authorities also appealed to hotel owners, guest house operators, and business establishments to cooperate with law enforcement officials and remain alert to any unlawful activities occurring on their premises.
The initiative seeks to create a safer environment for residents, visitors, and businesses operating within Karachi’s South District.
To facilitate public participation, police have established dedicated reporting channels where citizens can share information confidentially.
- WhatsApp / Helpline: +92-21-99205670
- Email: digpsouthzone@yahoo.com
Officials encouraged members of the public to use these platforms to provide information that may help authorities identify drug dealers, suppliers, or users involved in illegal activities.
Police assured citizens that information received through these channels would assist ongoing operations aimed at dismantling narcotics networks operating within the district.
Authorities stated that eliminating drug-related crimes remains a top priority and warned that strict action would continue against individuals involved in the narcotics trade.
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Earlier to this, a drug peddler Anmol Pinky was recently arrested from Lahore after authorities allegedly traced her location using a device locator. Investigators claim narcotics worth millions of rupees were recovered during the operation.
The case sparked additional controversy when she was presented before a Karachi court without handcuffs despite spending the night in police custody.
The move prompted criticism inside the courtroom, where officials questioned why standard procedures had not been followed.
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The court on Tuesday May 12, 2026 rejected the police request for physical remand and instead sent the accused to jail on judicial remand.
Two separate cases have been registered against her, including charges under Sindh narcotics laws and the Sindh Arms Act.
Later on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, a local court in Karachi granted a three-day physical remand of alleged cocaine dealer Anmol alias “Pinky” in the latest development of the high-profile narcotics case, handing her over to police for further investigation.
