The chief executive officer (CEO) of the national unity government (NUG) Abdullah Abdullah has declared that the conspiracy to overthrow the government and bring the criminals into power will never be realizable.

Despite that the national unity government follows peaceful ways to achieve peace, Abdullah stressed that further necessary measurements are required to fight insurgency.

He expressed these statements while visiting the family of a young girl, Qudsia, who lost her life in a deadly suicide bombing that targeted Afghan female lawmaker Shukria Barekzai; in which three people were killed and nearly thirty others injured.

Expressing his grief over the loss of Qudsia's life to her family, Abdullah promised to answer the insurgency of the enemies of Afghanistan.

"We and the entire nation will never allow the conspiracies being made to overthrow the government and bring the criminals into power."

"Tens of guilty prisoners released from jails have rejoined insurgency," Abdullah expressed. "But many innocents are still held in detention centers."

Meanwhile, a family member of Qudsia requested Abdulla Abdullah to not call the Taliban brothers. "We kindly request you that for God's sake avoid calling Taliban as brothers."

"Please execute at least twenty of them [Taliban] so that it should be a lesson for others," he asked Abdullah.

These visits of high government officials to Qudsia's family came after the government was vehemently accused of ignoring families losing their beloved ones in the terrorist attacks.

This week the capital Kabul witnessed three attacks including a suicide attack on a female lawmaker Shukria Barekzai on Sunday killing at least 3 people including Qudsia and injuring nearly thirty other civilians.

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