Police detain woman over killing of TikTokers in Karachi

A woman was detained for questioning on Thursday by authorities investigating the killing of four TikTokers in Karachi's Garden area earlier this month.

According to Express News, the police detained a woman named Sawera after investigative sources alleged that she had a quarrel with Muskan - the woman among those gunned down - and had called a man named Rehman Afghani after the incident.

The man is said to be in hiding with his accomplices since the incident.

As per eyewitnesses, unidentified people opened fire on a Honda City car, bearing registration number AEN-548, near the Anklesaria Hospital on the morning of February 2.

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The woman was identified as 32-year-old Muskan Sheikh, resident of Landhi, whereas the men were identified as 29-year-old Saddam Hussein, son of Abdullah Jan Ghamgin, resident of Mohalla Gulshan-e-Ghazi, Baldia Town; 24-year-old Syed Rehan Shah, son of Syed Naseer Hussain Shah, resident of Mohalla Tauheed Nagar Gulshan Ghazi Colony in Baldia Town; and 25-year-old Aamir Khan, son of Asif Khan, resident of Mohalla Buri Bangla in Patel Para.

Victims Saddam and Rehan were also said to be national police volunteers.

According to the police, while Muskan died on the sport, the men were rushed to the Civil Hospital in an injured condition where they later succumbed to their injuries.

Eyewitnesses revealed that the victims were shot at by people following their car in a rickshaw. As the car came to a halt, the suspects stepped out of the rickshaw, surrounded the car and fired at it before fleeing the scene.

The police claimed to have recovered nine shells of a 9mm pistol from the spot, which were sent to the forensic laboratory.