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The protests captured the feeling of a battered city after two suicide bombers blew themselves up among crowds of worshippers at a Sufi shrine in Lahore , capital of Punjab province, leaving 43 fatalities and dozens more injured on Thursday July 1^st.

Leaders of all political and religious parties and movements united in condemning the bombings at the Organization of the Islamic conference describing the attackers as 'enemies of Islam". Secretary General for the organization General Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu "strongly condemned the horrendous suicide attacks" on the shrine asserting that the terrorists must definitely be brought to justice for the aggressive and violent acts against Islam and humanity.

A rally was staged outside the Data Darbar by Sunni leaders where hundreds of furious protesters called for the resignations of the president, the prime minister and the Punjab chief minister.

According to a spokesman for the Punjab government a number of terror suspects, bombers and their handlers had been arrested. He said the suspects were found in possession of a large quantity of arms and ammunition, weighing about 22 tons. Uniforms of security agencies were also seized