'India is our real friend… Afghan spinner Ghazanfar challenged Pakistan after 400 deaths in Kabul.

New Delhi. Afghanistan's young spinner Allah Ghazanfar has made an emotional appeal to the international community after the recent attack on a rehabilitation center by Pakistan in Kabul. The increasing tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan and this devastating air attack has not only created a humanitarian crisis but also forced the stars of the sports world to raise their voice. The conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan took a horrific turn when a 2,000-bed drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul was targeted. Afghan government deputy spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat said it was one of the deadliest air strikes in recent times.

At least 400 people lost their lives in this air strike by Pakistan and about 250 people were seriously injured. A large part of the hospital has been completely destroyed. Although Pakistan has rejected these allegations outright, the ground reality is telling something else. In a special interview given to News18, Allah Ghazanfar strongly condemned this attack. He said that the hospital was a support for those people who did not have money for treatment.

'People don't have money for treatment'
Allah Ghazanfar said, 'The people there do not have money for treatment. And now, they have targeted that place also. Those people have been killed. This is absolutely not acceptable to the people of Afghanistan. Ghazanfar questioned the military motives behind the attacks and warned that Afghanistan's history shows that it does not tolerate external interference. He clearly warned Pakistan that if history repeats itself, it will be very bad for Pakistan.

'India is a close friend of Afghanistan'
Afghan spinner Allah Ghazafnar expressed special gratitude and confidence towards India during his conversation. Describing India as a 'close friend' of Afghanistan, he said that in this hour of crisis, he is looking towards India. Ghazanfar said that Afghanistan wants to engage and talk with India on these issues so that such incidents can be prevented in future. He urged the international community to unite, saying that the world is already facing many challenges, and this new conflict is in no one's interest.