KABUL and he did not want the repetition of history.
In a video message, the president told a gathering marking Mazari’s 21st death anniversary in Kabul that the Wehdat-i-Islami leader believed in social justice and a democratic government.
Mazari was captured and killed by the Taliban south of Kabul city in March 1994.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah, his two deputies, Cabinet ministers, lawmakers, heads of political parties and followers of Mazari . . .
