Victims’ families accuse gov’t of double standard in probing terrorist attacks

“Whenever I enter the tuition center I feel fear. I recall my classmates who are gone forever,” said Najia Kazimi, a survivor of the deadly attack against Kawsar-e-Danish tuition center late in October, who along with a number of students had participated in a ceremony held inside the education center to commemorate the 40^th day, a tribute paid in the memory of the victims.

On October 24, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives before main gate of Kawsar-e-Danish tuition center in the western neighborhood of Kabul which, according to official figure, killed at least 24, including teenagers, and wounded 57 others. The Islamic State Khurasan Province (ISKP) claimed responsibility for the attack.