KABUL members allege a deal has been struck over the no-confidence motion against top security officials, with a female lawmaker even saying she was threatened by the defence minister’s son over the issue.
But other lawmakers reject any deal over the Monday’s no-confidence mounted against Defence Minister Abdullah Habibi, Interior Minister Taj Mohammad Jahid and spymaster Masoom Stanikzai in reaction to the March 8 deadly attack on the Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan military hospital in the heart of Kabul.
The savage attack . . .
