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For the record Prime Minister Imran Khan says that Pakistan neither controls the Taliban government in Afghanistan nor is Islamabad prophet of the Sunni Pashtun Islamist force. That being said, moment, Pakistan Foreign Minister Makdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi landed in Kabul along with Lt General Faiz Hameed, who’s still performing as DG,Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), and were entered by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi.
According to Kabul watchers, Hameed, who’s at the centre of a fight between PM Khan and Army Chief Gen Qamar Jawed Bajwa, had lately visited Tajikistan to win support for the Taliban terrorist governance. Despite Gen Bajwa transferring Hameed as XI Corps Commander at Peshawar on October 6 and replacing him with Karachi Corps Commander Lt Gen Nadeem Ahmed Anjum, Gen Hameed is staying put in Rawalpindi under the protection of Imran Khan. Gen Hameed was intimately seen at Serena Hotel in Kabul on September 6 as he brokered the Taliban government conformation.
It’s understood that Qureshi and Hameed landed up in Kabul moment to move the strict Sunni governance to make their government open to further nonage representation particularly women so that the transnational community gets a face- redeemer to fete the rabid Islamist governance. To date, indeed China, Russia, Qatar, Turkey, the closest sympathizers of the Taliban governance piecemeal from regulator Pakistan, haven’t honored the Sunni Islamist government in Kabul. The popular world has made it clear that the Taliban must fulfil conditions quested in UNSC resolution 2593 as the first step towards recognition.
While Pakistan is using its good services with other countries to secure recognition for the government in Kabul, there’s dissension within the Taliban government with Defence Minister Mullah Yaqoob on one side and Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, head of eponymous terror network, his principal rival. Similar is the position of distrust among the Taliban leaders that Deputy PM and Talibanco-founder Mullah Abdul Gani Baradar has refused to take particular security from the Interior Ministry and has decided to keep his own trusted people to guard him.
It has been two months since the Taliban militarily enthralled Kabul but there’s no sign of any governance in the ventilator state with rival coalitions assessing their directive through ordnance. Lately, when the Taliban government issued order allowing women to work at the Culture ministry, they were stopped by the guards saying that this was against the Islamic tenets and hovered to use force on women who just wanted to work.
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