<p>Two brothers wanted for the killing of a Christian couple for allegedly desecrating the Koran in Pakistan, have been arrested, media reported Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Both Imran and Irfan of Kot Radha Kishan town of Punjab province were staying at their relative's home in Qadir Colony in Pirmahal, Dawn online reported.<br /><br />Kot Radha Kishan police traced them through data on their mobile phones and asked Pirmahal and Arrouti police to arrest them. <br /><br />Police raided the house late Friday night and arrested the two. The murders occurred Nov 4.<br />The next day, police arrested 50 villagers who were believed to be part of the mob that beat the couple to death.<br /><br />Among those arrested was the owner of the brick kiln where 25-year-old Shama, who was pregnant at the time of the incident, and her husband Shahzad Masih worked as bonded labourers.<br /><br />According to reports, people from three nearby villages tortured the couple before putting them into the kiln's furnace.<br /><br />Police said a local religious leader had fanned the issue.</p>
<p>Two brothers wanted for the killing of a Christian couple for allegedly desecrating the Koran in Pakistan, have been arrested, media reported Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Both Imran and Irfan of Kot Radha Kishan town of Punjab province were staying at their relative's home in Qadir Colony in Pirmahal, Dawn online reported.<br /><br />Kot Radha Kishan police traced them through data on their mobile phones and asked Pirmahal and Arrouti police to arrest them. <br /><br />Police raided the house late Friday night and arrested the two. The murders occurred Nov 4.<br />The next day, police arrested 50 villagers who were believed to be part of the mob that beat the couple to death.<br /><br />Among those arrested was the owner of the brick kiln where 25-year-old Shama, who was pregnant at the time of the incident, and her husband Shahzad Masih worked as bonded labourers.<br /><br />According to reports, people from three nearby villages tortured the couple before putting them into the kiln's furnace.<br /><br />Police said a local religious leader had fanned the issue.</p>