Four Tiktokers killed in Karachi’s Garden areas
The police on Tuesday reported deaths of four Tiktokers including Muskan Shaikh and Amir Khan.
According to police, they were traveling in a car when unknown men opened fire at them killing Amir and Muskhan on the spot.
SP City Sarfaraz Nawaz told media that this appears to a case of personal issues as the men chased and killed them. “The lady and two men were TikTok stars.”
“The police could not confirm the number of attackers because there were no witnesses. The investigations are underway to ascertain the facts,” he said.
The officer revealed that the attack used 9MM pistols. The family of the deceased arrived at the police station and registered first information report (FIR).
Police sources said that all of the deceased were Tiktokers. They had left in the wee hours on Tuesday after Muskan and Amir recorded a TikTok video at Saddam Hussain’s house.
They said that Rehman aka Shahji, a friend of Muskan, attacked Amir five months ago.
Some cases had filed against Rehan and Saddam at the different police stations in Karachi, police sources claim.
Furthermore, the sources revealed the places in which the four Tiktokers lived. They said Muskan belonged to Karachi’s Landhi area. Saddam belonged to Gulshan-e-Ghazi, while Amir from Baldia Nayaabad, and Rehan from Rashidabad.
Similarly, the post-mortem report conducted at Karachi’s Civil Hospital said that Amir was shot in the head and chest; Muskan received a bullet near her chest, while Saddam was shot in the stomach and neck.
Pakistan blocked the video-sharing app on October 9 for its “obscene and immoral” content. The ban was lifted after 10 days.
