Demonstration to be held, if Gov’t doesn’t react on Kunduz event: Mps

Lawmakers in lower house of the parliament have warned the National Unity Government to react over the Kunduz hostage case incoming two days, otherwise a demonstration will be staged being the Arg gates.

Members of the parliament have also stated that Government has failed to ensure security for the Afghan citizens, demanding those who have neglected on the Kunduz-Takhar highway bloody event should trialed.

Speaker of the lower house Abdul Rauf Ibrahimi said,” The event has taken place 4 kilo meter close to Kunduz city, we criticize the Government for not ensuring security on the highway, We need to mobilize and stand against the enemies plots.”

 Mp Zalmay Mujadidi said,” Unfortunately the countries which supporting Afghanistan on combating terrorism don’t support Afghanistan while it’s Nation in trouble.”

“ When Taliban entered into the bus and called who is from Takhar and Badakhshan residents that indicated that Taliban had determined their target, if Government doesn’t re act over the following event we will stage a demonstration behind the Arg gates lawmaker Fawzia Kofi said,”

Mp Zaheer Saadat said,” Kunduz event hasn’t been an accident, it was well planned, this indicates the Afghan security forces have neglected, addressing if the Afghan security forces do want to see secure provinces, they need to arrested or kill the Taliban on the spot.”

Ensuring security for the life and properties of the Afghan citizens is the responsibility of the Government.

“ National Unity Government is responsible to ensure security for the Afghan citizens and their properties, Afghan security forces should be well equipped at all cost head of the lower house of the parliament Abdul Rauf Ibrahim said,”

Members at the house of the parliament have accused the Afghanistan allies countries who are providing supports to enable Afghanistan combating terrorism, Taliban have killed thousands of Afghan innocent people in the past 14 years.

Reported by Rafi Sediqee