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A pigeon sits on the shoulder of former Pakistani Premier Benazir Bhutto just before the bomb explosions as she waves to supporters while taking part in a procession with party leaders upon her arrival in Karachi after ended eight years of self-imposed exile, leading a jubilant homecoming parade. (Below) Bodies lie on a road in front of a vehicle carrying of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto after suicide attacks in Karachi, yesterday. Many people were killed, including 20 policemen. More than 400 people injured by two bombs near former Premier Benazir Bhutto’s truck during her Pakistan homecoming parade. AFP

World leaders condemn Pakistan attacks

WORLD LEADERS condemned the bombings targeting former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto that killed at least 125 people, and urged the country to pull together in the face of the tragedy.

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Musharraf condemns blasts

PAKISTANI PRESIDENT Pervez Musharraf condemned deadly bomb blasts Thursday that targeted a convoy carrying former premier Benazir Bhutto, describing the attack as a “conspiracy against democracy.”

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India, Pakistan pledge to maintain ceasefire

INDIA AND PAKISTAN pledged Thursday to maintain a ceasefire after resuming talks as part of their slow-moving peace process but reported no specific progress on issues under discussion.

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