Thousands mourn 32 victims of Islamabad Shia mosque bombing in Pakistan
Summary
Thousands gathered in Islamabad, Pakistan, to mourn 32 people killed in a mosque bombing claimed by the ISIL group. Pakistan's leaders promised to combat “terrorism” and accused India of involvement, a claim India denied. Authorities have increased security measures and made arrests in connection with the bombing.Key Facts
- A bomb exploded during Friday prayers at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, killing at least 32 people.
- 170 others were injured in the attack.
- Pakistani police arrested three suspects during a raid related to the bombing.
- The ISIL armed group claimed responsibility for the attack.
- This was the deadliest attack in Islamabad since 2008 and the second bombing in the city in three months.
- Pakistan's Prime Minister and President vowed to bring those responsible to justice.
- Pakistan accused India of sponsoring the attack, which India denied.
- Enhanced security measures are being implemented in response to the bombing.
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