25/8/2012 – Reporter: Qiam Noori | Ms. Naderi says if the government does not mark such days in honor, the coming generation will forget their prides. Meanwhile, a number of parliamentarians while confirming speeches of Ms. Naderi also criticized of not being gloriously marking the Afghanistan Independence day.
The hidden and quiet marking the 93th Afghanistan independence day by the Afghan government, raised a series of tough lower house representative’s fustigations.
The parliamentarian, Farkhunda Zahra Naderi insist that, however Afghanistan is depended upon foreign aids and get hurts by the suicides bomb attack of neighboring countries, but the Afghan people and nation must not forget the inspiration of freedom and independence.
“While, we are always talking about independence, if we cross over it easily, we cannot institute the spirit of the independence. Even the lower house did not send a congratulation letter on the occasion of the Independence Day to the Afghan nation. Because we have separated to nationalities, that’s why we are not thinking of the nation-building. If we do not mark such big days and ignored at all, we will damage the Afghanistan history. We should know that, Afghanistan has got its independence, but if we could not protect, we ourselves are responsible of that.” Ms Naderi added:
Meanwhile, a group of parliamentarians, in addition confirming the speeches of Ms Naderi, said the Independence Day is one the most historical days in every country and it’s a day in which the heroes of a nation is being recalled.
The representatives insisted, if the political elites of the country do not celebrate gloriously such days, the next generation will forget its national identity.
This as come to, the 93th anniversary of Afghanistan Independence day being marked by the Afghan defense ministry inside the compass of the so-called ministry.
93 year before today, the Afghan people under the prestigious leadership of Aminullah Khan, Afghan ex-king, after many tough and bloody wars with Great Britain forces, finally defeated the GB forces in the 18 august 1919. After that, Afghanistan has been recognized as a independent country by the world.