Afridi along with Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Zulfiqar Bukhari visited Quetta as the Hazara community’s sit-in entered its fourth day. The bereaved families along with scores of Hazara community members have been protesting for the implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP), arrest of the culprits and provision of security for their families. The Hazara community’s sit-in protest started after Friday’s suicide attack which killed 20 people, including 10 members belonging to the Hazara community and around 50 injured. They expressed grief and sorrow over the killing of 20 people in the Hazar Ganji blast. Kamal shared the Hazar Ganji blast’s investigation details with the state minister for interior.

Source: The Express Tribune April 16, 2019 05:42 UTC