KABUL were studying in different madrassas in the province, a media report said on Monday.
“There are many seminaries where Afghan Taliban are studying, and many are owned by the Afghan Taliban group,” Sarfaraz Bugti told VOA’s Deewa Afghan service.
The report claimed that Pakistan had more than 30,000 madressahs, most of them legal, and adhering strictly to religious teaching. But thousands of them were not registered with the government and these were the “teaching grounds and recruiting points for militants and Taliban”.
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