Afghan president Hamid Karzai on Sunday instructed Afghan defense ministry, interior ministry, foreign ministry and other related organizations to take immediate actions in order to remove security check posts and other military institutions created by Pakistani military on Durand line.
This comes as the delegation appointed to investigate activities of Pakistani military on Durand line on Sunday briefed the Afghan security council regarding the construction of gates and other military institutions near the Goshta district of eastern Nangarhar province.
The delegation was headed by Afghan army chief of staff Gen. Sher Mohammad Karimi.
According to reports Pakistani military in cooperation with the coalition security forces moved 11 security check posts from Mohmand Agency to to Gosari area near Durand Line.
In the meantime the delegation added that Pakistan has deployed heavy military equipments and additional troops after receiving reactions from the Afghan border protection forces regarding the construction of gate.
The delegation condemned Pakistan’s unilateral activities and called it violation of standard operation procedures without considering the earlier agreements with Afghanistan.
Afghan defense ministry Gen. Bismillah Mohammadi and commander of Afghan border protection police forces also briefed the national security council regarding the issue.
The national security council meeting chaired president Hamid Karzai also instructed relevant government organizations to ask coalition forces to brief the Afghan government for supporting Pakistani military to construct military institutions in Durand Line.
