KABUL Solidarity Party (ASP) on Sunday vehemently condemned the militants group and its agenda.
The first round of face-to-face talks between Taliban and government was held in Islamabad last month. Both sides agreed to meet again. But the meeting was delayed following the death of Mullah Muhammad Omar.
In a gathering organised in the Shahr-i-Naw Park in Kabul, the workers of ASP condemned the policies of Taliban and dubbed the slain leader as a . . .
