<p>"The rocket attack happened minutes after the beginning of the vote and forced the voters to run away but after a while they came to the line and resumed voting," police chief of Ghazni province Khayal Baz Shirzoi said.<br /><br />He put the attack on "the enemies of peace", a term used for Taliban militants.<br /><br />Afghanistan's second presidential and provincial councils' election in the post-Taliban country began at 7 a.m. (0230 GMT) amid tight security and will last till 4 p.m. (1130 GMT).<br /><br />Taliban militants have vowed to derail the process.</p>
<p>"The rocket attack happened minutes after the beginning of the vote and forced the voters to run away but after a while they came to the line and resumed voting," police chief of Ghazni province Khayal Baz Shirzoi said.<br /><br />He put the attack on "the enemies of peace", a term used for Taliban militants.<br /><br />Afghanistan's second presidential and provincial councils' election in the post-Taliban country began at 7 a.m. (0230 GMT) amid tight security and will last till 4 p.m. (1130 GMT).<br /><br />Taliban militants have vowed to derail the process.</p>
