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Four TikTokers shot dead in Pakistan's Karachi

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TBS Report
02 February, 2021, 09:00 pm
Last modified: 02 February, 2021, 09:05 pm

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Four TikTokers shot dead in Pakistan's Karachi

"The woman was killed inside the car while all three men were shot outside the car. They were taken to the hospital but succumbed to their wounds"

TBS Report
02 February, 2021, 09:00 pm
Last modified: 02 February, 2021, 09:05 pm
Four TikTokers, including one female, were shot dead near Anklesaria Hospital in Karachi's Garden area early on Tuesday morning, officials said. — AFP/File
Four TikTokers, including one female, were shot dead near Anklesaria Hospital in Karachi's Garden area early on Tuesday morning, officials said. — AFP/File

In Pakistan's Karachi, four TikTokers, including one female, were shot dead near Anklesaria Hospital area early on Tuesday morning, officials said.

City Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Sarfaraz Nawaz Shaikh said all four deceased were active on social media, particularly Tik Tok, reports the Dawn. 

He said two of those who died, identified as Muskan and Amir, were friends.

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According to the official, Muskan called Amir, asking him to meet on Monday night. Amir arranged a car and took his friends, Rehan and Sajjad, to meet her.

"All four of them roamed the city and [Amir and Muskan] also made TikTok videos [during that time]," the police officer said.

The official said the four were attacked near Anklesaria Hospital, Garden, at 4:48 am by unknown assailants.

"The woman was killed inside the car while all three men were shot outside the car. They were taken to the hospital but succumbed to their wounds," the official said.

Empty shells from 9mm pistols were found near the car, he said. The family of the deceased arrived at the police station and a first information report (FIR) would be registered, he added.

Shaikh said Rehan and Sajjad had previously made a TikTok video in which they were seen doing aerial firing in the city's Ittihad Town area. Police had taken notice of the video after it went viral on social media, registering an FIR against the two men.

He further said the murders "appeared to be the outcome of some personal issues". However, the exact motive and identity of the killers were being investigated, he added.

The SSP said there were no witnesses to the incident.

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