Afghanistan gets back to represetative, senior negotiators from Pakistan after agent's little girl's kidnapping

 Afghanistan gets back to represetative, senior negotiators from Pakistan after agent's little girl's kidnapping 




Afghanistan on Sunday got back to its represetative and senior negotiators from Pakistan after the concise "capturing" of the Afghan agent's little girl in Islamabad. 


"Following the kidnapping of the Afghan minister's girl in Pakistan, the initiative of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan got back to Afghanistan's represetative and senior representatives from Pakistan until all security dangers are tended to including the capture and preliminary of the culprits of snatching," the Afghan unfamiliar service said in a proclamation. 


It said an Afghan appointment will visit Pakistan soon to survey and circle back to the case and "every single related issue", adding that "ensuing activities will follow dependent on the discoveries". 


Envoy Najibullah Alikhil's girl, Silsila, was kidnapped from Islamabad's business center point by unidentified people on Friday who additionally exposed her to torment. 


She was getting back in the early evening in a taxi subsequent to visiting a pastry kitchen in Islamabad's Blue Area when the driver got another man, who loudly mishandled and attacked her. She was subsequently dropped in an oblivious condition by the cabbie on a side of the road. 


Her clinical report affirmed that she had been actually attacked. 


Following the episode, Prime Minister Imran Khan had coordinated Interior Minister Sheik Rashid to use all assets to capture the offenders associated with the seizing. 


Prior on Sunday, the inside serve told a public interview that the cabbies who drove the Afghan diplomat's girl before her kidnapping had been questioned and a first data report had been enrolled. 


"I need to educate the global media that the police is examining the report of the Afghan minister's girl issue ... furthermore, we have enlisted a case on her solicitation under [Sections] 34 (normal expectation), 365 (grabbing or kidnapping with aim subtly and unjustly to limit individual), 354 (attack or criminal power to lady with purpose to shock her unobtrusiveness) and 506 (discipline for criminal terrorizing) of the PPC (Pakistan Penal Code)," Rashid said. 


He said the meetings of the triplet of cab drivers whose vehicles Silsila had sat in had been recorded. Rashid uncovered that the primary driver had driven the emissary's little girl to Khadda Market, a second had then determined her to Rawalpindi, and a third had driven her from Daman-I-Koh. 


The pastor said film of her excursion from Rawalpindi to Daman-I-Koh was absent and the matter was being scrutinized. He said the "puzzle" would be tackled by the evening and all parts of the case would be uncovered.

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