SHARAN (Pajhwok): Non-custom paid (NCP) and tinted-glass vehicles have paved the ground for insecurity in southeastern Paktika province, residents say.
Local officials acknowledge that only 10 percent of vehicles in Paktika are documented while the rest are illegal -- an issue fuelling concerns among the inhabitants.
Mahdi, a resident of Argon district, told Pajhwok Afghan News most of crimes involved NCP vehicles, or those with darkened windows.
“The absence of registration documents and tinted windows have paved the way for terrorists to transfer suicide bombers from one are to another, or kidnap . . .
