No details shared with Nation on attack killed 30 cadets in Arghandi

One month ago President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has ordered an investigation over the attack took place in Arghandi area of Kabul where suicide bombers had targeted the newly graduated Afghan cadets whom were on the way to Kabul on Thursday as the result 30 Afghan cadets were killed and 50 others including the civilians were injured.

Head of the Defense committee in the upper house of the parliament have demanded the following case to be shared with the Nation and slide side of the cases needs to be lightened.

Meanwhile officials in Ministry of Interior Affairs have claimed that the following case has been finalized and was delivered with the Afghanistan Justice and Judicial departments.

Two suicide bombers had targeted the newly Afghan graduated cadets buses on the way to Kabul in Arghandi area one month ago where 30 of the cadets were killed and 50 others including the civilians were injured, after the attack President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has ordered a clear investigation over the incident, now one month past and no results has been shared with the Nation.

Ministry of Interior Affairs Spokesman Sediq Sediqee said,” Reviewing process has been finalized, it was shared with the Afghanistan justice and judicial departments, now its too early to share any details with you all.”

Upper house of the parliament had established a committee to review the following incident.

Head of the Defense committee in upper house of the parliament Mohammad Hashim Alkozai said,” People have complained about the convoy commander, but he was supported by the Security Council, and political figures, the main perpetrators are the top officials in Ministry of interior Affairs.”

8 people including the General commander, and conscription and recruitment of Police training and police training academy began.

Reported by Ahmad Farshad Saleh