Pakistans bid for security damaged by mosque bombing incident

Four individuals, including an alleged mastermind, have been arrested in connection with a suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in the Pakistani capital. The attack occurred on [date], resulting in the deaths of 31 people.

According to reports, the Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility for the bombing. The group stated that it carried out the attack as part of its efforts to target Shia Muslims.

Pakistan’s foreign ministry has denied any involvement in the bombing. India also released a statement saying it had no knowledge of any allegations of its involvement in the incident.

The four individuals arrested are believed to be linked to the Islamic State affiliate, which is responsible for carrying out the attack. The authorities have not disclosed further information about their identities or the circumstances surrounding their arrest.

The Pakistani government has condemned the attack and expressed its condolences to the families of the victims. An investigation into the bombing is ongoing, with officials working to determine the motivations behind the attack and identify those responsible.

The incident has raised concerns about security in Pakistan and the potential for further attacks by extremist groups.

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