Pakistan has ‘credible evidence’ of India links to killings of 2 Pakistanis
Al Jazeera
Pakistan says the method of the killings was similar to cases in Canada and the United States.
Pakistan says it has “credible evidence” that links Indian agents to the killings of two Pakistani citizens on Pakistani soil.
“These are killings-for-hire cases involving a sophisticated international set-up spread over multiple jurisdictions,” Foreign Secretary Muhammad Syrus Qazi told reporters on Thursday.
Qazi identified the two men killed as Shahid Latif and Muhammad Riaz, who were shot dead in separate incidents last year.
Riaz was killed during morning prayers in a mosque in Rawalakot in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in September, he said.
Latif was killed outside a mosque in the city of Sialkot in Punjab in October.
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