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B <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/> Description: MailOnline - news, sport, celebrity, science and health stories Thursday, Oct 14 2010 <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/weather/index.html> 3PM 12°C 6PM 9°C 5-Day Forecast British mother forced to phone husband and beg for life before she and parents were killed in 'arranged marriage row' By <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=y&authornamef=Daily+Mail+Repo rter> Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:36 PM on 12th October 2010 Description: Gunned down: Tania Yousuf, 22, escaped gunmen but was caught and made to phone her husband before being shot dead Gunned down: Tania Yousuf, 22, escaped gunmen but was caught and made to phone her husband before being shot dead A British mother was callously shot dead as she prayed at the graveside of a relative in Pakistan, her brothers said today. Tania Yousaf, 22, was forced by her killers to beg for her life in a phone call to her husband before she was gunned down with her parents Mohammed, 51, and Pervaz, 49, in May. The mother-of-two was shot in the legs, but managed to run for cover as the trio from Nelson, in Lancashire, were ambushed by a gang of up to eight men with machine guns. They tracked her down after killing Mr and Mrs Yousaf and then pulled out a mobile phone and ordered her to speak to her husband. Her brother, Asad, 25, said today: 'They made her beg for her life and then they just shot her. 'She begged for her children and said she needed her two little boys.' Asad will tonight attend a parliamentary debate on the case along with his two brothers, two sisters and other family members and supporters. They are demanding justice over the killings which took place days after the family travelled to the Gujrat district of north-east Pakistan for Asads wedding. Taxi driver Mr Yousaf and his wife and daughter stayed on as the rest of the family returned to the UK and were paying their respects at the graveyard in the village of Marain when the raiders struck. Two of the wanted men, brothers Shiraz and Naveed Arif, were granted pre-arrest bail soon after the murders but then failed to attend court and went on the run. Description: Killings: Tania with her father Mohammed, 51, at a family wedding. They had travelled to Pakistan for son Asad's wedding Killings: Tania with her father Mohammed, 51, at a family wedding. They had travelled to Pakistan for son Asad's wedding Their mother, Rahmat Bibi, has also been arrested and since bailed. According to the Yousafs, she has openly told Pakistani media that her family was responsible and that 'only half the job has been done and the other half will be done soon'. The killings were prompted by the marriage breakdown between Mrs Bibis daughter, Nabeela, to Kamar, the eldest Yousaf brother. They lived in Nelson and had been married for 10 years before they separated last year. Description: Victim: Tania's mother Pervaze also died in the shooting. They has stayed on in Pakistan after the wedding Victim: Tania's mother Pervaze also died in the shooting. They has stayed on in Pakistan after the wedding The couple, who have two children, were attempting a reconciliation at the time of the shootings. The Yousaf family has criticised the Pakistani police and government, together with British authorities, for their lack of action in attempting to apprehend the two brothers and the other gang members. Tory MP for Pendle Andrew Stephenson will outline the case in an adjournment debate to fellow MPs and Foreign Office officials. In August, Birmingham couple Begum and Gul Wazir were shot dead in a village in the remote Nowshera province of north-west Pakistan. It is understood their deaths were caused by a family dispute when they rejected marriage proposals for their two daughters. More than 100 family members and supporters of the Yousafs travelled from Lancashire to the House of Commons. The whereabouts of the Arif brothers are still unknown despite the Gujrat head of police reportedly stating in May it would be a matter of days before they were caught. One of their own brothers, Khorsheed, was said to have been accidentally killed in the spray of machine gun fire as he stood to the fore of the gang which encircled their targets. Asad said: 'We do not understand how they got bail. How can you get bail in a murder case?' His brother, Imran, 21, added: 'The police had their house surrendered but they managed to get away. We think corruption has played a part here. 'The senior officer in charge of the investigation from the start was replaced and has been followed by a number of different officers. 'We havent had any hardly contact from the Pakistani police or government and we are concerned that not enough has been done.' Asad said: 'We have heard the brothers went back to the village a few months ago for Eid. 'They threatened the villagers about speaking out and told them they were not scared and would rather die than give themselves up. 'We have to watch our backs now. We cannot go back to Pakistan.' The brothers said there was no forewarning of the carnage that was to follow on May 20 amid the marriage problems of Kamar and Nabeela. It is understood neither were interested in reuniting but that the two families were at odds, with the Yousafs wanting the marriage to work. Sources close to the family dismissed newspaper reports that Kamar, 28, had a secret love child by a white girlfriend as untrue. Imran said: 'It is hard to wake up in the morning knowing that your mum and dad and sister are not there. 'Tania has missed the first birthday of her youngest son. Her three-year-old son is always saying "where is my mother?"' The family hope tonights presentation will lead to closer co-operation between government officials from both countries and the investigating authorities in the bid to catch the killers. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ -------------------------- Want to discuss this topic? Head on over to our discussion list, [email protected]. -------------------------- Brooks Isoldi, editor [email protected] http://www.intellnet.org Post message: [email protected] Subscribe: [email protected] Unsubscribe: [email protected] *** FAIR USE NOTICE. This message contains copyrighted material whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. 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