The campaigners, lead by Engineer Gul Agha Hussaini, among others, threatened to extend their protest to other Pakistani consulates in Afghanistan if no action was taken by Islamabad.
Afghan sources in Kabul told The Express Tribune on phone that it was a government-sponsored protest, yet Afghan security forces stopped them from advancing towards the Embassy premises.
Cross-border attacks have increased tensions between the two uneasy neighbours in recent days.
On Wednesaday, Pakistan lodged protest with Afghanistan over a recent cross-border attack from the Afghan side that killed at least four paramilitary troops in North Waziristan.
Islamabad says that leaders of the Pakistani Taliban have crossed into Afghanistan and now operate from there.
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Ever wondered why all neighbours of Pakistan including China have border skirmishes with Pakistan?
Close that terror central headquarters down.
I only see Tajiks and Persians in this crowd. Where are the Pashtoons?
Over 2 million Afghans should consider LEAVING Pakistan before accusing Pakistan of interfering in their internal affairs. We have our own messes to worry about a war-ravaged country. Thanks but no thanks.