The police said that the number of people who died in the attack of the burning of beans in Pakistan reached 54 The death toll from a deadl...
The police said that the number of people who died in the attack of the burning of beans in Pakistan reached 54
The death toll from a deadly bomb attack on a Taliban cleric's election rally rose to 54 on Monday, as Pakistan held funerals and the government vowed to track down the attackers. .
No one has claimed responsibility for Sunday's attack, which injured nearly 200 people. Police said their initial investigation indicated that a group linked to the Islamic State group may be responsible. .
Those who were killed participated in a rally organized by the Jamiat Ulema Islam party, under the leadership of religious teacher and politician Fazlur Rehman. He did not attend the rally, which was held under a large tent near a market in Bajur, a district in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province bordering Afghanistan.
On Monday, the police took the information of some of the injured in a hospital in Khar, the main town of Bajur. Feroz Jamal, the provincial information minister, said police were "investigating this attack from all angles."