In the midst of speculation around the government formation in Afghanistan, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said they wanted a strong government and based on Islam and all Afghanistans were part of. He also said that rebel groups wanted a good relationship with India.
A Taliban spokesman said on Wednesday that Pakistan “Like a second home” for rebel groups and vowed to deepen trade and strategic bonds with neighboring countries. Spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, also said that the Taliban wanted a good relationship with India.
“Afghanistan distributed its borders with Pakistan. We are traditionally aligned when it comes to religion, people from both countries associated with each other. So we look forward to deepening relations with Pakistan,” Mujahid said during an interview with Pakistan with Pakistan ary based news.
He also said that Pakistan did not have a role in the Taliban attack to arrest Afghanistan, said neighboring countries had never been “disturbing” in their business.
Mujahid further said that Pakistan and India have to sit together to solve their extraordinary problems, adding that the Taliban wants good relations with all countries, including India.
Amid speculation around the government formation in Afghanistan, a Taliban spokesman said they wanted a strong government and based on Islam and all of which were part of. The Reuters news agency reported on Wednesday that the former Prisoners of Guantanamo Mullah Abdul Qayyum Zakir had been named as a minister of resistance by the Taliban. Reuters quoted the Al Jazeera news channel for the information.
The Taliban has so far not officially announced an appointment, but Mujahid told Ary News that the government would be in place the US left Afghanistan on August 31. “We are working on it,” Mujahid said, adding that the US should not delay. The plan to attract American soldiers.
Mujahid also said that the Taliban would not allow Afghan land to be used against other countries. He added that the Taliban had taken control of all regions, “restoring peace and normal in a war-hit country”.
However, many news outlets have reported the brutality of the Taliban in Afghanistan since they returned to power after two decades. Fox news obtained a video, which he claimed to show Taliban fighters roam around Kabul’s streets and other places and opened fire while looking for a former government worker. This channel also reported about an incident in Takhar Province where a woman was killed by Taliban fighters on Tuesday because it was in public without a head cover.
CNN also reported that the Taliban fighters were forcibly entered the house of a woman in Faryat in July and killed her because they refused to obey their orders.
The Taliban truly captured Afghanistan on August 15, expelling the civilian government led by President Ashraf Ghani, who fled to the UAE. In 10 days since the Taliban victory, the United States and its allies have installed one of the biggest air evacuation ever, spending more than 88,000 people, including 19,000 in the last 24 hours. According to the US military, the plane took off every 39 minutes from Kabul Airport.
India has also evacuated more than 800 people, including Hindu and Sikh Afghanistan, so far. A fresh batch of 180 people is expected to land in India today from Afghanistan.