Protest flares in Nangarhar-AFG against long-term US deal

Around a thousand people, mostly students, have taken to the streets in eastern Afghanistan to protest over plans for a long-term partnership deal with the United States.

They fear the agreement could lead to an extended presence of US troops. The demonstrators gathered just outside the capital of eastern Nangarhar province, and burned an effigy of US President Barack Obama.

All foreign combat troops are currently slated to leave Afghanistan by the end of 2014, with security being handed over to the national police and army. However, other foreign advisers will remain in the country to work with Afghan forces.

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[pakhtooni]

this is just my opinion dont take it serious non of us pushtoons follow islam properly we have the hilibili law. we make law as we go along neither we follow the farz or sunnah so therea the islam goes out of the window.

two those who use islam for there own benefit just to keep pushtoon in the stone age there the same people working with the usa or the west so why cant we work with the west in the interest of recognising pushtoon children interest what wrong with that