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At least 25 people killed and dozens wounded after explosion at campaign rally of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Islamist party
A suicide bomber targeted an election rally organised by a religious party in Pakistan on Monday, killing 25 people, officials said.
The attack at a gathering of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam religious party wounded 65 people, they said.
Pakistan's Taliban claimed responsibility for the bombing.
Taliban attacks have marred the election, with some candidates afraid to campaign.
Since April, the group has killed more than 90 people in attacks on three major political parties, preventing many of their most prominent candidates from openly campaigning.
But until now the Taliban has targeted secular parties in its bid to undermine the election, which it regards as unIslamic.
The attack in the Kurram region, an ethnic Pashtun area near the Afghan border, will raise questions about whether the Taliban have expanded their campaign beyond secular parties.
A hospital administrator, Inayatullah Khan, said 25 people had been killed in the blast and the death toll could rise because some victims were critically injured.
