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Lahore .. Recent terrorist attacks on Ahmadi mosque in Lahore hospital, a doctor treating a terrorist of the past three days L

Apato and police have registered a case of kidnapping in this regard.

According to FIR, Ali Abdullah on Sunday night was kidnapped while returning home from duty. Riding on the motorcycle was returning home.

Amir Abdullah alias Moavieo Moaj a wounded terrorist was treated on May 28 Ahmadiya mosque that was caught during the attack.

Two Ahmadi mosques being targeted by terrorists more than 95 people were killed. Abdullah's mother, police said quoting the doctor had sent SMS to his mother from his cell phone which was said to make food.

Sarfraz said Abdullah's father - when he came home so I had the ring on his cell phone which was locked. He then contacted the Jinnah hospital staff who have been told by the hospital.

SP Abdullah Abdur Rab said that the police is trying to find.

Shops and offices were shut in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore on Saturday in a protest strike over suicide attacks on an Islamic shrine which killed 43 people.

Police said they have "apprehended" several people in their investigation into Thursday's bombings, which left a trail of carnage at a packed Sufi shrine, but have made no formal arrests.

Police also said they had uncovered 20 suicide bombing vests and two dozen police commando uniforms during a raid in Lahore late Friday.

Angry protesters had taken to the streets in Pakistan on Friday, burning tyres and blaming Taliban extremists for the latest bloodshed in the city, a major military, political and cultural hub.

Raghib Naeemi, a leader of a Sunni Muslim council that called the strike, said a major rally was being planned on Saturday evening.

"We will continue our protest till the government takes some concrete actions to curb terrorist activities," he said.

Investigators said they had yet to identify the two suicide bombers who blew themselves up among crowds of worshippers at the shrine to Sufi saint Data Ganj Bakhsh in Lahore, capital of Punjab province.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Thursday's bombings and the Pakistan Taliban, which has been blamed for a wave of bloody attacks over the past three years, denied it was involved.

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Lobbing bullets and firing indiscriminately, Taliban rebels stormed the mosque two of the minority Ahmadi sect Friday, leaving over 80 people dead and many more injured before the para-military and police Commandos regained control of two buildings for a three-hour operation, police and witness said.

The attack in Lahore was carried out at least seven men, including three suicide bombings, officials said. Thurs attackers were capture and one was treated for wounds, said the Punjab region police chief Tariq Saleem dogar.

It was one of the first hour of militants have deployed weapons and suicide squads and taken hostages in a coordinated attack on a religious minority in Pakistan. The threat to minorities has been exacerbated as Sunni Extremist Taliban and al-Qaida movement has spread.

The attacks occurred Friday in Model Town, Garhi Shahu neighborhood in Lahore, one of Pakistan's most politically important cities.

The attack that Model Town was relatively brief, and involved four attackers’ sprayed worshipers with bullets before exploding grenades, "said Sajjad Bhutta, Lahore deputy commissioner. In Garhi Shahu, the conflict lasted four hours.

Television pictures showed one attacker on top of a minaret of the mosque to a point in the siege, shooting an assault rifle and throwing grenades. Outside, buy police bullets with gunmen.

Luqman Ahmad, 36, sat and waited for the prayer to start when he heard shots and saw an bang. He quickly laid down and closed my eyes. "It was like a war going on approximately me. They cry I heard late chills down my back," said Ahmad. Bhutta said at least three attackers had several people hostage inside the Garhi Shahu mosque. The three were wearing jackets filled with amunition. "They fought police for hours, but since they were defeated they explode themselves," he said

About 80 people were killed in two attacks, while more than 80 were injured, said Bhutta. A breakdown of each site was not available.

Geo TV reported the Punjab province branch of the Pakistani Taliban had claimed responsibility.The province's top officer, Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, said: "We, our security forces battle the threat until the end." An attack on places of worship is barbarianism. It is shame cause two bloodshed in the mosque. "

A spokesman Ahmadi, Waseem Sayed, said the sect abhor violence. He estimated Pakistan, a country of 180 million, had about 5,000,000 Ahmadis.

In the meantime, "said Interior Minister Rehman Malik said the involvement of Indian intelligence agency RAW could not be ruled out.