KABUL (SW) – Mohammad Abdul Kabir, the Acting Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, has said the military authorities take “serious measures” against kidnappers and groups that disturb the peace of the people and the order and security of the society.
Abdul Kabir made these statements on Tuesday in a meeting with the family and relatives of Abdul Fahim, a child who was rescued from the kidnappers a few days ago at this child’s house.
The Presidential Palace (ARG) wrote on X, stating that a number of officials from the Ministry of Interior Affairs and the Kabul Security Command were also present in this meeting.
Abdul Kabir has praised the efforts of the security institutions and forces of the Islamic Emirate for saving Abdul Fahim from the kidnappers.
He assured the security of Abdul Fahim’s family, said: “To protect people’s lives and property, all security departments are working tirelessly day and night.”
Abdul Fahim, a 12-year-old child, was rescued from the kidnappers a few days ago after 14 days.
Abdul Fahim’s family members said that the kidnappers demanded 800,000 US dollars in exchange for his release.
Abdul Matin Qane, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Interior, said that during the operation to release Abdul Fahim, two kidnappers were killed.
He added that 57 kidnapping cases were dealt with in the last solar year.
