KABUL’s first deputy speaker Haji Zahir Qadir on Monday alleged the leaders of Daesh were in Kabul and were supported by the National Security Council (NSC), an allegation the NSC rejected as baseless and far from reality.
Qadir had been in Nangarhar, his hometown, over the past three months, rearranging his private militia to fight the Islamic State (IS) and other militant groups.
Speaking at today’s lower house session, he questioned where from the IS fighters received modern equipment like heavy weapons, including anti . . .
