Pakistan denies the hand in the attack of an insider in Kandahar

– A spokesman for the OVI said that Kabul's allegations that an attack would be planned on Pakistani soil are "baseless" and "baseless"

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan on Wednesday rejected the "baseless" and "unfounded" allegations relating to the attack. an Afghan security guard opened fire and killed three senior Afghan officials, including Kandahar police chief Abdul Raziq, at a high-level meeting on security in the fortified government wall in Kandahar.

The statement was made by the Foreign Office (FO). The next day, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani claimed that the attack against the murdered police commander in Kandahar was planned on Pakistani soil.

"I want to say that this plot was plotted in Pakistan. So, Pakistan should give us the criminals so we can bring them to justice, "said Ghani, according to Tolo News.

" Pakistan rejects unfounded and baseless allegations about Kandahar's latest attacks. No tangible proof or information related to the information has been communicated to date with Pakistan to support such allegations, "says the statement issued by the OP which has refrained from commenting on any of the reports. details of the allegation.

In addition, the OP also emphasized in the Plan of Action for Peace and Stability between Afghanistan and Pakistan (APAPPS), "it would have been more appropriate to to invoke the relevant agreement "to effectively and mutually treat and investigate such unfortunate incidents … instead of resorting to the blame game of the media" (19659003) Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi not only claimed responsibility the responsibility of the attack of October 18, but also told the Associated Press (AP) that they had the intention to kill commander-in-chief of the US forces and of The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), General Scott Miller, who managed to escape unscathed

The Pakistani government had sentenced the attack just a few days before the Afghan elections soon after the violence.

Prime Minister Imran Khan offered his condolences to President Ghani, the President The families of the victims and the Afghan people declared that "the peace and security of Pakistan are inextricably linked to peace and security in Afghanistan"

The spokesman of the army, General Asif Ghafoor, condemned this act in a tweet in his place of the army chief Qamar Bajwa, wishing the security forces to end to "this prolonged violence in Afghanistan" and giving the badurance of unwavering support for all the initiatives taken in this field.