At least four killed in attack on Sikh place of worship in Kabul – lawmaker

At least four people killed after unidentified gunmen and suicide bombers attack Sikh religious complex in Afghanistan's capital Kabul – lawmaker

Gunmen stormed a religious gathering of Afghanistan's minority Sikhs in their place of worship in the heart of Kabul's old city on Wednesday, killing at least four people, a Sikh lawmaker said.

The lawmaker, Narindra Singh Khalsa, said he received a call from a worshipper inside the Gudwara telling him of the attack and rushed over to help. Sikhs have suffered widespread discrimination in the landlocked country and have also been targeted by militants.

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