KARACHI: Two target killers of MQM-London involved in the killings of two people in Orangi Town area on July 17 have been arrested, a spokesman for Sindh Rangers said on Wednesday.
Addressing a press conference here, Col Qaiser said Muhammad Rahim and Muhammad Danish had been in contact through social media with the MQM-L’s setup in South Africa.
Weapons used in the killings of two people in Orangi Town area have also been recovered from the accused, he added.
The target killers were conveyed a message from South Africa via Whatsapp. The MQM-L founder also commended the accused for successfully carrying out the task.
The spokesman said that the suspects had been transferred a reward of Rs50,000 through a bank account from South Africa. The arrested target killers had also been involved in doing wall chalking in favour of MQM-L chief.
The accused had told the investigators names of MQM-L chief, Nadeem Nusrat, Qamar Teddi and Babo Bhai, Col Qaiser maintained.
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