KABUL to extend their ceasefire and the government to punish the individual who insulted Mirwais Khan Hotak, the founder of Hotak dynasty (1709 to 1738).
Mohammad Younis Hotak, the Hotkhel tribe council leader, told a press conference in Kabul that all the Afghans were thirsty for peace and the warring parties should choose peace over hostilities.
He thanked President Ashraf Ghani on behalf of the Hotkhel tribe over extending the truce with Taliban militants and supported the peace marchers from southern Helmand province.
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