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Terror group, the Islamic State has claimed the responsibility for the attack on Gurdwara in Afghanistan' capital Kabul in which two people a Sikh worshipper and a Taliban member died on Saturday. On an affiliated Telegram channel, the local branch of Islamic State said the attack was in response to insults levelled at the Prophet Mohammed, an apparent reference to remarks by now-suspended BJP spokesperson Napur Sharma. Islamic State has claimed some attacks in Afghanistan in recent months.
The group said a suicide attacker stormed the temple on Saturday morning armed with a machine gun and hand grenades after killing its guard.
A temple official, Gornam Singh, had said there were around 30 people inside the building at the time.
A spokesman for Kabul’s commander said one Sikh worshipper had been killed in the attack and one Taliban fighter was killed as his forces took control of the area.

Islamic State claims Kabul Gurdwara attack, says response to Prophet comment

On an affiliated Telegram channel, the local branch of Islamic State said the attack was in response to insults levelled at the Prophet Mohammed

Terror group, the Islamic State has claimed the responsibility for the attack on Gurdwara in Afghanistan' capital Kabul in which two people a Sikh worshipper and a Taliban member died on Saturday.&nbsp; On an affiliated Telegram channel, the local branch of Islamic State said the attack was in response to insults levelled at the Prophet Mohammed, an apparent reference to remarks by now-suspended BJP spokesperson Napur Sharma.&nbsp; Islamic State has claimed some attacks in Afghanistan in recent months.
The group said a suicide attacker stormed the temple on Saturday morning armed with a machine gun and hand grenades after killing its guard.
A temple official, Gornam Singh, had said there were around 30 people inside the building at the time.
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A spokesman for Kabul&rsquo;s commander said one Sikh worshipper had been killed in the attack and one Taliban fighter was killed as his forces took control of the area.

At least two explosions hit a busy road near a Sikh Gurdwara in Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Saturday.According to media reports anblast occurred in the Karta Parwan area of Kabul. The blast sent a column of thick smoke into the sky and triggered panic, a video posted by Tolo news showed. 
The casualties in the blast were unknown. Reports said the security forces have cordoned off the area for precautionary measures. 
Community leaders estimate just 140 Sikhs remain in the Taliban-ruled country, mostly in the eastern city of Jalalabad and the capital Kabul. In Delhi, the ministry of External Affairs said it is closely monitoring the situation and waiting for further details on the unfolding developments.

Armed gunmen storm Gurdwara in Kabul, blasts heard

At least two explosions hit a busy road near a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Saturday.

At least two explosions hit a busy road near a Gurdwara in Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Saturday. According to media reports two blasts occurred in the Karta Parwan area of Kabul. The blasts sent a column of thick smoke into the sky and triggered panic, a video posted by Tolo news showed.&nbsp;
The casualties in the blast were unknown. Reports said the security forces have cordoned off the area for precautionary measures.&nbsp;
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Community leaders estimate just 140 Sikhs remain in the Taliban-ruled country, mostly in the eastern city of Jalalabad and the capital Kabul. &nbsp;In Delhi, the ministry of External Affairs said it is&nbsp;closely monitoring the situation and waiting for further details on the unfolding developments.

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