Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority said on Thursday it had received more than 930 tons of food and non-food aid from Turkmenistan.

The aid consignment included 198 tons of wheat, 15 tons of non-alcoholic beverages, 2,000 cans of baby food, 5,000 kilograms of sweets and biscuits, 195 tons of chemical fertilizers, 174 tons of diesel oil, 168 tons of petrol oil and 183 tons of cement, ANDMA said in a statement.

Meanwhile, the Turkmen Foreign Ministry said the aid was provided on the occasion of the start of construction of the Serhetabat-Herat gas pipeline, power transmission lines, transport and communication on the Turkmen-Afghan border.

A 35-year-old Afghan-origin gym owner, Nadir Shah, was shot dead outside his gym in south Delhi's Greater Kailash on Thursday night, NDTV reported.

The incident was captured on CCTV footage, which showed an unidentified man opening fire at Shah while he was talking with another individual near some parked cars.

The assailant then fled the scene on a motorcycle parked nearby.

"He was immediately rushed to the hospital by his friends but was declared dead. A case under relevant sections is being registered, and further investigation is underway," the Delhi police said.

Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Thursday slammed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister's plan to send a delegation to Afghanistan for talks over security problems, calling the remarks "poisonous."

Speaking at Pakistan's parliament, Asif said that provinces cannot directly engage in negotiation with any other country, as it is tantamount to direct attack on the federation.

“Statement of Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur is poisonous, province cannot engage directly,” Asif said.

Gandapur said on Wednesday that he would send a delegation to Afghanistan, criticizing that no one is giving importance to it despite being a neighbor.

He is a member of the party of jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, and has repeatedly criticized the federal government's policies.

Pakistani officials have repeatedly claimed that attacks in the country are orchestrated in Afghanistan, but the Islamic Emirate has denied the claim, saying Afghanistan is not responsible for Pakistan's "security failure".