Pakistan Army claims to have killed more than 100 suspected terrorists in retaliation to an Islamic State terror group's suicide bombing at a crowded Sufi shrine in Sindh province that claimed 88 lives. <br/><br/>The media wing of the army said in Islamabad that a sizeable number of suspects have also been arrested since Thursday night, when a Islamic State bomber blew himself up at the popular shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan in the southern province. <br/><br/>The statement did not specify where the terrorists were killed or about the arrests and said details will be shared.<br/><br/>The blast was one of the deadliest in Pakistan in years and a continuation of several terrorist strikes in the country this week, despite the army's offensive against terrorists.<br/>'''''''<br/>

Pakistan Army today claimed to have killed more than 100 suspected terrorists in retaliation to an Islamic State suicide bombing at a crowded Sufi shrine in Sindh province that claimed 88 lives.<br/><br/>The media wing of the army said in Islamabad that a "sizeable" number of suspects have also been arrested since last night, when a Islamic State bomber blew himself up at the popular shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan in the southern province.<br/><br/>The statement did not specify where the militants were killed or about the arrests and said "details will be shared".<br/><br/>The blast was one of the deadliest in Pakistan in years and a continuation of several terrorist strikes in the country this week, despite the army's offensive against militants.<br/>''<br/>