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Kabul bloody attack final report will be shared: Mena pall
Officials in Presidential palace have urged that the final results of the investigation launched over the Tuesday bloody attack in Kabul killing of 64 and injured 327 others will be shared with United Nations Security Council with the evidences.
President Deputy Spokesman Dawa Khan Mena pall stated that the following documents will declare the enemies of Afghanistan where they are being fed and deployed for destruction in Afghanistan.
Meanwhile experts demanded the United Nation Organization to destroy the shelters of the terrorism.
Tuesday Taliban have targeted one of the National Security Directorate departments which has the security responsibility of the prominent Governmental figures security killed 64 people and injured 327 others.
“ The investigation results on Tuesday bloody attack will be shared with United Nations Security Council, where Afghanistan is seriously pursuing the following issue, the document will declare where the enemies of Afghanistan is being fed and where do they come from President Deputy Spokesman Mena pall said,”
Afghan Government claims that terrorist attack was planned in Pakistan.
Political expert Nasratullah Stanikzai said,” This goes to United Nation Security Council responsibility, they should step up”.
Afghan law makers have also condemned Pakistan involvement on the terrorist attack in Kabul.
Mp Ghulam Hussein Nassiri said,” Pakistan is directly involved on Tuesday attack in Kabul, Pakistan has been supporting terrorists in the past years.”
Pakistan has been a cheater against Afghanistan peace and stability, the following Government hasn’t fulfilled to bring Taliban into peace table, Afghanistan Security Council has announced that from now on wards there will be no sympathy against Taliban.
Reported by Fawad Nassiri
Islamabad would like Beijing to speak to Kabul about the issue of terrorism, Pakistan’s Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal said.
Speaking in an interview with VOA released on Sunday, Iqbal said that Pakistan has concerns on certain groups that are operating out of Afghanistan and carrying out terrorism actions.
“The terrorists who committed the recent incident against Chinese workers also came from Afghanistan, so I think this is a cause of concern, and we also hope that China would also persuade Afghanistan because Afghans listen to the Chinese government in the region,” Iqbal said.
The official said that as a result of crises and conflicts over the last couple of decades in Afghanistan, Pakistan has not been able to invest in its infrastructure, and its economy has developed two major bottlenecks – energy blockage and infrastructure blockage.
Referring to Afghanistan, he said that Pakistan has an agreement with China to have a third country as part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has previously rejected Pakistan’s allegations against Afghanistan over security incidents.
At least 18 people have died and two others have been injured following floods in Faryab province on Saturday night, the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation announced Sunday.
The flash floods occurred in Pashtunkot, Almar, Qaisar, Belcheragh, Khyber and Dawlat Abad districts, the ministry said in a statement.
560 houses, 850 acres of agricultural land, 110 shops and a mobile clinic were destroyed as a result of the floods, according to the statement.
In addition, 300 livestock perished and 2,000 fruit trees were destroyed, the statement said.
This comes just a week after deadly floods left over 300 people dead in northern Afghanistan.
The Ministry of Justice announced Saturday that Mawlawi Hebatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), has approved the law on collection of beggars and preventing begging.
The law has three chapters and 27 articles, and is published in the official gazette of the Ministry of Justice.
According to the law, begging is prohibited for healthy and working people and those who can secure their one-day meal.
The law also prohibits the use of children and the disabled for begging.
According to the law, professional beggars who use a child or a mentally ill person or a disabled person for the purpose of begging, will be sentenced to one month in prison by the court, and their organizers will be sentenced to up to six months in prison.
In 2022, the leader of the Islamic Emirate ordered the collection of beggars. Tens of thousands of beggars have been rounded up so far.
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