5 Committees in Lower House Tasked to Pursue Farkhunda’s case

Lawmakers at the lower house of the parliament have said,” giving sentences to the perpetrators of Farkhunda is the responsibility of the Government this issue will be pursued by the 5 internal committees existed in the lower house of the parliament.”

Meanwhile a number of the MPs in Wolesi Jirga have also demanded the Government to sack Kabul police officials and those police forces whom were present at the scene while Farkhunda had been sentenced to death by the angry men also Kabul police officials.

Lower house of the parliament has tasked its 5 committees to pursue the Farkhunda’s case and don’t leave it until the perpetrators of her case to be sentenced.

Mps feared that if her case doesn’t be pursued well, there might be same tragedy take place in the country.

Afghan law maker Ms Nazifa Zaki said,” people are waiting to see the results for Farkhunda case, and that wild torturing doesn’t have to be forgotten.”

Breshna Rabi also called her slaughter has been full of sorrows and wild she declared it unprecedented issues in the history of Afghanistan.”

Other member in the lower house Ms Sima Joianda said,” defending the rights Women doesn’t only have to be on the slogan level it should be pursued seriously.”

Speaking on the issue a number of the people representatives demanding the Kabul police officials to be sucked from their positions for not ensuring security.

Iqbal Safi the other member of the house said,” Kabul police responsible should be sucked and introduced to justice and judicial departments because they didn’t want to save Farkhunda’s life.”

Nazir Ahmad Hanafi said,” Islam religion doesn’t permit any one to burn human beings Governmental officials specially Kabul police forces neglected on their duties and let Farkhunda to be killed, they should respond to the Nation.”

In the following session MPs have discussed the security situation on Highways of Afghanistan where civilians have lost their life the most, they have demanded to ensure security in Highways and increase the number of peacekeepers.

Reported by Rafi Sediqee