Govt. has Failed to Respond Public Demands: ANF
FARYAB - As a part of its spring campaign, Afghanistan National Front (ANF) continues to hold rallies in the Northern Afghanistan. On Wednesday, Maimana, the provincial capital of Faryab, the most populated province of the North witnessed one of the largest rallies of its history.
ANF, which successfully held a big rally last week in Shiberghan, Jawzjan, held its second successful rally in Faryab. Addressing tens of thousands of spectators, Ahmad Zia Massoud, the chairman of the ANF said, "The upcoming presidential election of 2014 has the role of a milestone in the peace and stability of our country… whoever tries to ...Read more
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