The Northern Alliance waged war against the Taliban; One person killed in Jalalabad people clash with the Taliban

Posted on 18th Aug 2021 by rohit kumar

The Front Northern Alliance, created to save Afghanistan, has waged a war against the Taliban. The flag of the Northern Alliance is hoisted in the Panjshir Valley amid Taliban rule. This is the first time this has happened since 2001. There are reports that Afghan soldiers who had gone into hiding to escape the Taliban are now reaching Panjshir. These soldiers are gathering in Panjshir on the appeal of Ahmed Masood, son of the late Afghan politician Ahmed Shah Masood.

 

The Taliban is also facing opposition from the general public in many places. A similar incident has come to the fore in Jalalabad. Here people put the flag of Afghanistan during the Taliban regime, which the Taliban tried to remove and put their flag. During this, people clashed with the Taliban, in which one person is reported to have been killed.

 

In Jalalabad, people took to the streets carrying the flag of Afghanistan. They are demanding that the current flag of Afghanistan should be retained as the national flag. Earlier on Tuesday, in Khost province bordering Pakistan, people also demonstrated with the Afghan flag.

 

Pictures of Taliban devastation started coming face to face

The devastation started as soon as the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. The Taliban has blown up the statue of Hazara community leader Abdul Ali Mazari in Bamiyan. Human rights activist Salim Javed has shared this information. Let us tell you that Bamiyan is the same place where the Taliban blew up Buddha statues 20 years ago in their previous regime.

 

Who was Abdul Ali Mazari

Mazari belonged to the Hazara community and was a leader of the Hizb-e-Wahdat party. He was assassinated by the Taliban in 1995. The Taliban have been targeting the Hazara community for many years. The Hazara community accounts for about 9% of the total 36 million population of Afghanistan, but instead of protecting these minorities, the people of this community remain the target of terrorists there. Most of the Hazaras in Bamiyan are Shia Muslims. That's why they remain the target of Muslim fundamentalists.

 

Taliban bans female anchors, takes female governor hostage

Taliban bans female news anchors in Afghanistan. The Taliban has started anchoring with its people by removing the anchor of Afghanistan's state TV channel Khadija Amin. At the same time, the governor of Balkh province, Salima Mazari, has been taken, hostage. They are against the Taliban and they also took up arms to fight the Taliban.

 

The reality of the Taliban regarding women's rights has come to the fore within 24 hours. The Taliban said on Tuesday that women would be given freedom and their officers would be protected. Along with this, an appeal was also made to women to join the government.

 

Updates

 

All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) spokesperson Sajjad Nomani's shocking statement has come to light regarding the Taliban. Nomani congratulates the Taliban. Describing the Taliban's occupation of Afghanistan as justified, he said that the Hindi Muslim salutes the Taliban.

Former US President Donald Trump has launched a big attack on current President Joe Biden over the decision to withdraw US troops from Afghanistan. Trump has said that leaving Afghanistan is the most shameful event in American history.

 

Britain has said it will arrange for the resettlement of 20,000 Afghan refugees. In this, priority will be given to women and minorities on religious grounds.

The Human Rights Council of the United Nations has scheduled a special session on 24 August to discuss the situation in Afghanistan.

Mullah Baradar may be the new President of Afghanistan

The Taliban is now preparing to form a government in Afghanistan. Mullah Baradar, the co-founder and political head of this extremist organization, has returned from Doha to Kandahar. He could be the president of Afghanistan under Taliban rule.

 

Taliban spokesman and head of the Taliban Culture Council Zabiullah Mujahid appeared before the world for the first time on Tuesday after the occupation of Afghanistan. Zabiullah laid the roadmap for the Taliban regime in a press conference and said, 'We will not have hatred towards anyone. We do not want external or internal enemies. Also said that no country will be allowed to be attacked from the land of Afghanistan.

 

Amrullah Saleh declares himself the President of Afghanistan

On one side the Taliban rule is being established in Afghanistan. Vice-President Amrullah Saleh has declared himself the President of Afghanistan. "President Ashraf Ghani is out of the country. That's why I am the President now according to the Constitution. I appeal to everyone for their support.

 

President Ashraf Ghani left the country three days ago after the Taliban captured Kabul. There was speculation then that Vice President Amarullah Saleh had also left Afghanistan with him. However, Saleh is being told that he is currently in Panjshir, where further strategy against the Taliban is being worked out.

 

Modi's meeting on Afghanistan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) on Tuesday on the situation created after the Taliban occupation in Afghanistan. This committee is the largest government body looking after matters of national security. During the meeting, the Prime Minister asked the officials related to Afghan affairs to take all necessary measures for the safe return of Indians from Afghanistan in the coming days.