Parents of Afghan-Turk students on Saturday gathered in front of the office of the Attorney General Office (AGO) and submitted their complaints against the National Directorate of Security (NDS) over the ongoing detention of teachers of the school. 

The parents said the detained teachers should be released and security forces should say why they raided on an Afghan-Turk female school in Kabul. 

On last Tuesday three teachers of Afghan-Turk schools, two Turkish and one Afghan national, along with another Turkey national who is the owner of a restaurant in Kabul, were detained by the security forces. Later that the evening security forces raided an Afghan-Turk female school in Kabul.

“They (NDS) should have informed the AGO within 24 hours, but they did not. They should have submitted the case to AGO in 72 hours, but they did not. So, we come to the point that the rule of law has been stepped on,” Abdul Shokor Dadras, deputy head of the Afghan-Turk students’ parents committee said. 

“We will not leave this issue easily. We will follow up the matter seriously,” Fazl Ahmad Manavi, a member of the Afghan-Turk students’ parents’ association said. 

Members of Wolesi Jirga (the Lower House of Parliament) also on Saturday responded to Afghan-Turk schools issue. 

"It was not an issue of drugs or suicide that they should enter a female school late evening and take teachers with them," MP Abdul Hai Akhundzada said. 

“When they work against another country inside (Afghanistan), the government has a right to detain them and act according to the relationships that the countries have,” MP Iqbal Safi said. 

It is expected that the AGO, following their investigations on the issue, will share the details with the media on Sunday. 

Earlier it was said that Ankara has asked Kabul to hand the individuals over to the Turkish government while the two nations have not signed an extradition agreement.