Pakistan mosque attack suspect remanded

Pakistani motor-cyclists pass by a burning tyre along a deserted street during a strike called by the Islamic fundamentalist political party, Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), in Karachi yesterday to protest against the killing of a local party leader, Aslam Mujahid, who was kidnapped and shot dead on 30 May. PHOTO: AFP

Mohammad Tehsin was arrested after suffering head injuries when he and two other men including the suicide bomber attacked the mosque in Karachi on Monday. Two worshippers, a policeman and the other attackers died.

An angry mob of Shiite youths then went on a rampage in which four workers at the US fast food restaurant burned to death.