based minister mourns family Peshawar victims 25 September 2013 Last updated at 19:46 A Church of Scotland minister who lost several family members in Sunday's bomb attack on a church in Peshawar, has taken part in a memorial service at the Pakistani city's cathedral. The Reverend Aftab Goha, of Abbot's Grange Parish Church in Grangemouth, lost his mother, 11-year-old nephew, nine-year-old niece and two cousins. The death toll in the double suicide bombing was more than 80. Many other of the Pakistan-born minister's relatives were injured. Reverend Gohar, who has worked in Grangemouth since 2008, recited a prayer for the dead during the service. Two Islamist militant groups with Taliban links have said they ordered the attack to hit back at US drone strikes.