LONDON: Two British women of Pakistani descent have appeared in a Bradford court accused of murdering two men whose bodies were found by the side of a country lane in north west English city, home to a large immigrant population from Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.
According to reports in British media, Shahbzada Muhammed Imran, 27, of Bradford, and Ahmed Din Sayed Khayel, 35, of London, were found dead on New Lane, Tong, in Bradford, last Tuesday night.
Police said both had serious head injuries.
Arab Sultana, 63, and Kainet Bibi, 27, who are mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are also charged with destroying or concealing evidence in addition to being accused of men's murder.
Both were remanded in custody and will appear before Bradford crown court.
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