Afghanistan, Nov. 15 -- Kabul University has suspended classes for five days to host a gathering aimed at promoting and reviewing decrees issued by Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, according to local sources.
Sources reported on Sunday that students had been removed from university dormitories ahead of a planned gathering of religious clerics supporting the Taliban.
Reports indicated that Taliban authorities had instructed the university to suspend educational activities for a week to prepare for the gathering. Kabul University also announced in an official notice that undergraduate students in both daytime and evening programmes, as well as postgraduate students, would be on holiday from Sunday, November 15, through Thursday...