Image used for representational purpose only. 
World

2 killed in attack on ex-Afghan government executive's house in Kabul

The attack was triggered by family issues and conflict inside the house and no gunman has entered the house to carry out the attack.

ANI

KABUL [Afghanistan]: Armed attack on the house of Deputy Chief Executive of the former Afghan government Engineer Muhammad Khan left two people dead and one injured in Kabul on Friday night, reported local media.

The attack was triggered by family issues and conflict inside the house and no gunman has entered the house to carry out the attack, Khama Press quoted security officials of the Afghan capital Kabul as saying.

Khalid Zadran, spokesperson of the Kabul police headquarter, said that among the people killed were his younger son and his security guard while those injured included Muhammad Khan's wife and his other security guard.

Zadran said the security officials will investigate the matter to further elaborate on the incident, acc

Chief Executive of the former national unity government in Afghanistan Dr Abdullah Abdullah condoned the incident and said that the attack was carried out in the personal privacy of a respected family in the country.

Trump's Fed war threatens global economic stability—and India's trade deal won't shield us

18 killed, one injured in blast at illegal coal mine in Meghalaya

'You may raise any number of slogans but can never dig my grave': PM Modi slams Opposition

Over 10 lakh flyers hit as IndiGo cancels over 6,900 flights in three months: MoS Mohol in Lok Sabha

T20 World Cup: Fearing heavy losses, Sri Lanka Cricket urges PCB to reconsider move to boycott India clash

SCROLL FOR NEXT