KABUL Council for Peace Salvation (ACPS) on Wednesday said the war had been imposed on the government and an intra-Afghan dialogue was the only way to end the conflict.
Comprised of religious scholars and university teachers, the ACPS said it was striving to establish peace and stability through a third party that was not involved in the conflict, a step which had not been taken so far.
Gul Rahman Qazi, head of the council, told reporters that peace had been a prime demand of the . . .
