Mourners in Pakistan have buried the 93 victims of co-ordinated attacks by gunmen on two mosques of the minority Ahmadi Islamic sect in Lahore. threw grenades at worshippers during Friday prayers. Three militants later blew themselves up and two were captured. An Ahmadi leader called for greater government protection after the attacks by suspected Taliban militants. Lahore has been the scene of a string of brazen attacks. The victims were buried in Rabwah, the religious headquarters of the Ahmadi community. 'Easy targets' Security was tight at the two mosques on Saturday. A day earlier, several attackers, armed with AK-47 rifles, shotguns and grenades, held people hostage briefly inside a mosque in the heavily built-up Garhi Shahu area. WHO ARE THE AHMADIS? Continue reading the main story A minority Islamic sect founded in 1889, Ahmadis believe their own founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who died in 1908, was a prophet This is anathema to most Muslims who believe the last prophet w
