Candlelight vigil by Christians for mosque bombing victims
PESHAWAR: The members of the Christian community on Tuesday held a candlelight vigil at Koocha Risaldar in Qissa Khwani to remember those Muslim brothers who either lost lives or sustained injuries in the devastating suicide bombing in a mosque.
As many as 65 people were martyred and almost 200 others were injured when a suicide bomber attacked the masjid at Koocha Risladar during the Friday prayer. Some of the victims are still receiving treatment at the Lady Reading Hospital for their serious wounds.
A group from the Christian community, mostly youth, turned up at the Koocha Risaldar. They were holding lit candles and a banner to pay respect to the mosque bombing victims.
The banner read that the Christian community stood by the members of the bereaved families.
The writing on the banner prayed for mercy to the people of the country and wished early recovery to those injured in the terror act.
-
James Van Der Beek's Quiet Sacrifice Before Death Comes To Light -
Suspect Kills Six Across Florida Before Taking His Own Life -
AI Helps Researchers Identify 2,000-year-old Roman Board Game Stone -
Inside Kate Middleton, Prince William’s Nightmare Facing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor -
Margaret Qualley Shares Heartfelt Confession About Husband Jack Antonoff: 'My Person' -
Savannah Guthrie Shares Sweet Childhood Video With Missing Mom Nancy: Watch -
Over $1.5 Million Raised To Support Van Der Beek's Family -
Paul Anthony Kelly Opens Up On 'nervousness' Of Playing JFK Jr. -
Diana Once Used Salad Dressing As A Weapon Against Charles: Inside Their Fight From A Staffers Eyes -
Video Of Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise 'fighting' Over Epstein Shocks Hollywood Fans -
Jelly Roll's Wife Bunnie Xo Talks About His Huge Weight Loss -
Margot Robbie Reveals Why She Clicked So Fast With Jacob Elordi -
Piers Morgan Praised By Ukrainian President Over 'principled Stance' On Winter Olympics Controversy -
Halsey's Fiance Avan Jogia Shares Rare Update On Wedding Planning -
Instagram Head Adam Mosseri Says Users Cannot Be Clinically Addicted To App -
James Van Der Beek Was Working On THIS Secret Project Before Death