KABUL - Afghanistan's national intelligence agency personnel has arrested another man allegedly being involved in a terror attack on Kabul University late last year, Afghan First Vice-President Amrullah Saleh confirmed on Saturday.
"Another key element behind the Kabul University vicious terrorist attack, Mohammad Omar, who was under prosecution, has been arrested in Police District 16 of the Kabul city," Saleh, who is heading a security team in-charge of security of the capital, wrote on his official Facebook account.
On Nov. 2, a group of terrorists stormed Kabul University after detonating explosive devices. They entered the university campus and began indiscriminate shooting, killing at least 22 students and wounding nearly two dozens of students.
"As the people are aware, an individual involved in Kabul University attack had also arrested earlier, and had been sentenced to death and we once would be witnessing their hanging," the vice-president noted.
Days after the horrific incident, Saleh had announced the arrest of Adil who was the prime mover of the Kabul University attack and the arrestee was sentenced to death by an Afghan court. (Xinhua)