Lawyer leader says he's not worried about terror attack on Pakistan marches

A top leader of Pakistan's lawyers movement on Tuesday brushed aside concerns that terrorists have entered Islamabad and might attack protesters demanding the return of judges fired by President Pervez Musharraf.

"No terrorist needs to attack us," Aitzaz Ahsan told reporters in Lahore, the main city in eastern Pakistan. "If there are any terrorists, they are opponents of Musharraf."

The lawyers' so-called "Long March" comes a week after a bomb blast near the Danish Embassy in Islamabad killed at least six people.

In the days since, authorities said they detained at least six terror suspects and seized more than 2,200 …