Banned militant organization, Jundullah claimed the deadly suicide attack at the Pak-India border here on Sunday, which left at least 55 lives including three Rangers personnel and injured 120 others.
Jundullah, a banned Islamist group closely tied to Al Qaeda and the Taliban, said the attack was a reaction of the ongoing military operation Zarb-e-Azb, in turbulent North Waziristan and Khyber regions of the federally administrative tribal areas (FATA).
Earlier in the evening, a suicide bomber blew him off while a large number of people were returning to the parking area from the parade avenue, after the lowering of flag ceremony.
