Two men in Pakistan belonging to the&nbsp;Ahmadiyya community were shot dead on Saturday (June 8) by a teenager in the&nbsp;Mandi Bahauddin district. Citing a community spokesperson, a report by Dawn said that the killings took place&nbsp;in the same locality within a difference of 20 minutes. The victims&nbsp;aged 64 and 30 died on the spot after being shot. The attack was carried out by a&nbsp;19-year-old&nbsp;student of a religious seminary. He was immediately arrested after the locals alerted the police about the incident.

<h2>What led to the killings</h2>

The spokesperson from the&nbsp;Ahmadiyya community said that a hate campaign had been launched for the last few weeks ahead of Eidul Azha in a bid to stop their community from observing the occasion.

Speaking to Dawn,&nbsp;Mandi Bahauddin District Police Officer (DPO) Ahmad Mohyyuddin said that the police recovered a pistol from the attacker who confessed to killing the two men of the&nbsp;Ahmadiyya community.

Mohyyuddin said the 19-year-old claimed that he had listened to different speeches against the minority community on social media platforms which made him carry out the killings.&nbsp;

<h2>Special team to investigate</h2>

The attacker bought the pistol as he wanted to kill every Ahmadi,&nbsp;Mohyyuddin added.

The police officer further said that a case&nbsp;was registered against the suspect under terrorism charges, and cops would also look into the possible involvement of other people in the killings.

The&nbsp;Mandi Bahauddin DPO was instructed by Punjab&nbsp;IGP Dr Usman Anwar to form a special team to investigate the case.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Two men in Pakistan belonging to the Ahmadiyya community were shot dead on Saturday (June 8) by a teenager in the Mandi Bahauddin district. Citing a community spokesperson, a report by Dawn said that the killings took place in the same locality within a difference of 20 minutes.

Two men in Pakistan belonging to the Ahmadiyya community were shot dead on Saturday (June 8) by a teenager in the Mandi Bahauddin district. Citing a community spokesperson, a report by Dawn said that the killings took place in the same locality within a difference of 20 minutes. The victims aged 64 and 30 died on the spot after being shot. The attack was carried out by a 19-year-old student of a religious seminary. He was immediately arrested after the locals alerted the police about the incident. What led to the killings The spokesperson from the Ahmadiyya community said that a hate campaign had been launched for the last few weeks ahead of Eidul Azha in a bid to stop their community from observing the occasion. Speaking to Dawn, Mandi Bahauddin District Police Officer (DPO) Ahmad Mohyyuddin said that the police recovered a pistol from the attacker who confessed to killing the two men of the Ahmadiyya community. Mohyyuddin said the 19-year-old claimed that he had listened to different speeches against the minority community on social media platforms which made him carry out the killings. Special team to investigate The attacker bought the pistol as he wanted to kill every Ahmadi, Mohyyuddin added. The police officer further said that a case was registered against the suspect under terrorism charges, and cops would also look into the possible involvement of other people in the killings. The Mandi Bahauddin DPO was instructed by Punjab IGP Dr Usman Anwar to form a special team to investigate the case. (With inputs from agencies)

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Two Ahmadiyya community members shot dead in Pakistan