The blast occurred yesterday in Pandorian village, about 15 kilometers of from here, as devotees gathered to mark the death anniversary of a local sufi saint.
About 300 people were present in the premises of the building when the low intensity improvised explosive device went off, a police official said.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attack that came after police launched a search operation yesterday to comb the suburban villages of Islamabad amid reports of presence of militants.
Pakistan has already increased the security around the capital after the launch of a military operation in North Waziristan on Sunday in which over 200 militants have been killed.
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