This is a war crime. Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi angry at Pakistan after the air strike in Kabul, cricket world shocked by the death of 400.

News India Live, Digital Desk: On Monday night (16 March 2026), the air attack on ‘Omer Addiction Treatment Hospital’ (2000-bed de-addiction center) located in Kabul has shaken the entire Afghanistan. Afghan officials have directly blamed the Pakistani military regime for the massacre. Rashid Khan’s strong stance: “UN should investigate” Afghanistan’s veteran spinner Rashid Khan expressed his grief and anger on social media (X), writing: “I am deeply saddened by the reports of civilian casualties due to Pakistani air strikes in Kabul. Targeting civilian homes, educational institutions or medical infrastructure, whether intentionally or accidentally, is a war crime. Rashid further said that such disregard for human life during Ramzan shows a sick mentality. He has appealed to the United Nations (UN) and human rights organizations to thoroughly investigate this ‘atrocity’ and hold the culprits accountable. Mohammad Nabi’s emotional response Former captain Mohammad Nabi shared a heart-wrenching post, writing: “Tonight the flame of hope was extinguished in a hospital in Kabul. The youth who came for treatment were killed in a bombing by the Pakistani military regime. Their lives were ended on the 28th night of Ramadan.”Other cricketers Angry Naveen-ul-Haq: Fast bowler Naveen-ul-Haq expressed his displeasure in an even harsher tone. He wrote on Facebook that “it is difficult to find any difference between the Israeli and Pakistani regimes.” Ibrahim Zadran: The Afghan T20 captain said Kabul is in pain and they are praying for justice. Details of the incident (What Happened?) Target: Kabul’s Omid (Omar) Addiction Treatment Hospital. Casualties: According to Afghan deputy government spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat, 400 people died in the attack and More than 250 have been injured. Time: The attack took place around 9:00 pm on Monday night. Pakistan’s side: Pakistan has completely rejected these allegations. Pakistani officials claim that their air campaign targeted only military positions and terrorist infrastructure and not any civilian sites.