Pakistan Election Blasts

Two security officers were killed and nine wounded by a bomb blast Thursday outside a polling station in southwestern Pakistan, a provincial security official said.

At least 25 people were killed and 42 others injured on Wednesday in two devastating bomb blasts targeting election offices in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, a day before the general elections in the coup-prone country.

With the Pakistan Elections drawing near, explosions and violence have become prevalent in the last few days, as another bomb blast reportedly took place outside Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office in Balochistanon Sunday, ARY News reported.

An explosion occurred outside the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office in Karachi, as per police sources reported by ARY News.

Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari Tuesday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of doing "great favour" to Pakistan and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar by fielding Malegaon blast accused Pragya Singh Thakur for the Bhopal parliamentary constituency.

A blast near a polling station killed at least 24 people as Pakistanis voted on Wednesday in a knife-edge general election pitting cricket hero Imran Khan against the party of jailed ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

A suicide bomber hit a campaign convoy in southwestern Pakistan, a police official said, killing 10 people in the second election-related attack on Friday amid tensions over ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif's return ahead of July 25 elections.

Eight people were killed after local elections in northwest Pakistan when supporters of a losing candidate threw hand grenades at celebrations staged by the winner, officials said today.

Imran Khan had said that appointing Najam Sethi as Pakistan Cricket Board chief was a reward for his efforts to rig elections and help Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

A string of militant attacks cast a long shadow over Pakistan's general election on Saturday, but millions still turned out to vote in a landmark test of the troubled country's democracy.

Multiple blast hit at least three Pakistani cities on Saturday as historic polls got underway in the country. Twelve people are feared dead in the blasts, media reports said.

Bombs exploded near party political offices in remote areas of Pakistan on Friday, killing four people on the eve of a landmark election that the Taliban have vowed to disrupt with suicide attacks.

Bombs killed 15 people and wounded dozens more including an election candidate in Pakistan on Tuesday, raising to more than 100 the death toll from attacks on the campaign for Saturday's polls.

A bomb attack on Tuesday killed at least five people and wounded a Pakistani election candidate as he was campaigning in a market in the country's northwest, police said.

The death toll in an election rally bombing by Taliban militants in a northwestern Pakistani tribal district climbed to 23 on Tuesday, officials said, the deadliest attack yet on the poll campaign.

Two security officers were killed and nine wounded by a bomb blast Thursday outside a polling station in southwestern Pakistan, a provincial security official said.

At least 25 people were killed and 42 others injured on Wednesday in two devastating bomb blasts targeting election offices in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province, a day before the general elections in the coup-prone country.

With the Pakistan Elections drawing near, explosions and violence have become prevalent in the last few days, as another bomb blast reportedly took place outside Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office in Balochistanon Sunday, ARY News reported.

An explosion occurred outside the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office in Karachi, as per police sources reported by ARY News.

Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari Tuesday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of doing "great favour" to Pakistan and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar by fielding Malegaon blast accused Pragya Singh Thakur for the Bhopal parliamentary constituency.

A blast near a polling station killed at least 24 people as Pakistanis voted on Wednesday in a knife-edge general election pitting cricket hero Imran Khan against the party of jailed ex-Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

A suicide bomber hit a campaign convoy in southwestern Pakistan, a police official said, killing 10 people in the second election-related attack on Friday amid tensions over ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif's return ahead of July 25 elections.

Eight people were killed after local elections in northwest Pakistan when supporters of a losing candidate threw hand grenades at celebrations staged by the winner, officials said today.

Imran Khan had said that appointing Najam Sethi as Pakistan Cricket Board chief was a reward for his efforts to rig elections and help Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

A string of militant attacks cast a long shadow over Pakistan's general election on Saturday, but millions still turned out to vote in a landmark test of the troubled country's democracy.

Multiple blast hit at least three Pakistani cities on Saturday as historic polls got underway in the country. Twelve people are feared dead in the blasts, media reports said.

Bombs exploded near party political offices in remote areas of Pakistan on Friday, killing four people on the eve of a landmark election that the Taliban have vowed to disrupt with suicide attacks.

Bombs killed 15 people and wounded dozens more including an election candidate in Pakistan on Tuesday, raising to more than 100 the death toll from attacks on the campaign for Saturday's polls.

A bomb attack on Tuesday killed at least five people and wounded a Pakistani election candidate as he was campaigning in a market in the country's northwest, police said.

The death toll in an election rally bombing by Taliban militants in a northwestern Pakistani tribal district climbed to 23 on Tuesday, officials said, the deadliest attack yet on the poll campaign.