KABUL (Pajhwok): Hundreds of people, including lawmakers, on Thursday gathered in capital Kabul and accused the government of not honoring its commitments towards the victims of last year’s Zambaq Square blast which left 150 dead and 350 injured.
Mohammad Alam Ezidyar, first deputy chairman of the Senate, lambasted the government and said no action it took after the incident and one of the attackers had been detained and only sentenced to a jail term.
He did not explain the attacker’s imprisonment term and demanded . . .
