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Among the dead is Navábzáda Siráž Raísání, candidate for the Provincial Legislative Assembly.
At least 75 people, including a political candidate, died on Friday for two different attacks on pre-election rallies in Pakistan. It was the bloodiest day in the country in recent months, Pakistani officials said. General elections will be held on July 25.
At least 70 people took life on Friday, when a suicide bomber attacked during a presidential assembly in Baluchistan, in southwestern Pakistan. Provincial Minister of the Interior, Hajdar Ali, quoted by the DPA news agency, reports
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Among the dead is Navábzada Siraj Raisani, candidate in the Provincial Legislature.
"My brother is no longer among us … He killed him as a martyr," he told Laskaris media. Bomb attack in the city of Mastun near the provincial metropolis of Quéta
The district of Mastúng in Balochistan province is considered the stronghold of the extremist group Islamic State (IS). There are also militant activists from Laško Džhangví opposing militia
At least 120 injured in Kyvet hospitals, police officer Imran Khan told DPA agency
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this year hit Pakistan, and only hours after a bomb was shipwrecked en route, killing five people in Chajbar Pashtunchva province, in the north West of Pakistan.
Akram Khan Durrani, former state minister of Chaybar Pashtunchva, was not injured in a bomb attack that rocked his presidential assembly in the city of Bannu
. In a local hospital, they treat about thirty wounded. 19659006] The government is concerned that violence in Pakistan is increasing in the days leading up to the general elections announced on July 25.
The Pakistani Taliban have already attacked the leaders of the Durban party to support the democratic process and participate in it. (19659006) A Taliban kamikaze fired on Tuesday at a presidential assembly of Pashtunov's secular party, killing one of his candidates as well as 20 militants
The Islamic violence of Islam militants are commonplace in Pakistan. Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was killed in a bomb attack and a firearm after his pre-election assembly in 2008.
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