Provincial Law Minister, Seven Others Killed in Eid Bombing in Northwest Pakistan

Israrullah Gandapur

Reason Staff | 10.16.2013 7:20 PM

A provincial law minister and at least seven other people have been killed in a bombing in north-west Pakistan during the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha.

Israrullah Gandapur was greeting locals at his residence in Kulachi village when a suicide bomber struck, witnesses said. More than 30 others were wounded.

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Provincial Law Minister, Seven Others Killed in Eid Bombing in Northwest Pakistan

Israrullah Gandapur

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