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Heavily armed terrorists on Friday stormed two packed mosques of the minority Ahmadi sect in Lahore on Friday, firing indiscriminately with automatic weapons and lobbing grenades.
At least 30 people are feared killed in the apparently coordinated attacks by two groups of terrorists, who stormed into the mosques at around 1.45 pm local time. The terrorists targeted the mosques in Garhi Shahu and Model Town areas of Lahore.
Witnesses said two groups of attackers lobbed grenades and fired as they entered the mosques. Police and paramilitary forces surrounded the two mosques and took up positions on roads and roof tops around the mosques.
Geo News channel reported that a Punjabi wing of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attacks.
The channel also reported that there were over 1,500 worshippers in the sprawling mosque complex at Model Town but this could not be officially confirmed. Reports said the firing was still continuing at both the sites.
IANS reports a Taliban group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Suicide bombers struck at a market in Lahore city March 12, killing 45 and injuring over 100.
Pakistan has seen scores of attacks by groups of Islamist militants against government, Western and security force targets over the past three years. Lahore, the second largest city in the country and a vital a military and political centre, has been the scene of several.
Many Islamist militants believe it is permissible or honourable to kill non-Muslims, or even those Muslims who do not share their extreme views.
The Ahmadis call themselves Muslims but believe their founder declared himself a prophet centuries after Muhammad, who other Muslims believe was the final prophet. They have long been subject to informal and state-sanctioned discrimination in Pakistan.
The government has declared them a non-Muslim minority and they are prohibited from calling themselves Muslims or engaging in Muslim practices such as reciting Islamic prayers..
At least 65 people were killed and over 200 were injured early Friday when the engine and 13 coaches of a Mumbai-bound passenger train derailed and were hit by a speeding goodstrain in West Bengal after Maoist sabotage, officials said.
The bodies of the passengers were removed from the mangled remains of the Howrah-Kurla Lokmanya Tilak Gyaneshwari Super Deluxe Express and the injured taken out with the help of gas cutters, a SouthEastern Railway spokesman said
The incident occurred at 1:30 am when the train was running between Khemasoli and Sardiya stations, about 135 km from here, South Eastern Railway officials said.
In Kolkata, Inspector General of Police (Law and Order) Surojit Karpurokayastha said that according to preliminary investigation, fish plates were found removed at the derailment site.
Earlier, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee said the derailment followed a blast apparently triggered by Maoists who are observing a 'black week'.
"We suspect Maoist hand behind the blast," Member (Traffic) Railway Board Vivek Sahai said.
He said the driver of the train heard a loud explosion after which the train derailed. Railways are investigating if the tracks were tampered with, he said.
Five of the 13 derailed coaches fell on an adjacent track and were hit by a goods train coming from the opposite direction, Additional Superintendent of Police, Jhargram,
Mukesh Kumar said.
Indian Air Force helicopters were pressed into service at the accident spot to airlift some of the injured to the hospitals. Banerjee, who reached the accident spot, said a patrol engine had passed through the area half an hour earlier, but the timing of the blast proved disastrous with a portion of the line being blown away.
She announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh for the nearest relative of each of the dead and Rs 1 lakh for the injured.
This is the second Maoist attack on civilians this month. Naxals had blown up a civilian bus in Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh on May 17, killing at least 36 people, including 12 Special Police Officers.
