Taliban Didn't Want India To Evacuate Kabul Embassy Staff: Sources

The Taliban didn’t want India to void diplomats from its Kabul delegacy, sources told NDTV moment, indicating that the government had entered dispatches from the group’s Qatar office assuring them of the safety of Indian staff and security help.
These dispatches- transferred from the office of Abbas Stanikzai, the chief of the Taliban’s political unit-were routed via connections in Kabul and Delhi, and were delivered before the delegacy evacuations.

Sources have told NDTV the dispatches- viewed as a kind of outreach trouble by the Taliban-were bear to the government said Indian diplomats and delegacy help would be unharmed. it also said India need sweat no attacks on its delegacy or staff from groups like the Lashkar or Jaish.

Still, given the security situation and intel that suggested there was, in fact, a trouble from these terror groups, the decision was made to remove diplomats and help.

India completed a” complicated”evacuation of delegacy staff this week, with two Air Force C-17 transport aeroplanes flying into Kabul field on Sunday, as the Taliban entered the Afghan capital.

The security situation deteriorated sprucely and no evacuations were incontinently possible, sources had said, adding that the Indian delegacy had been placed under observation by Taliban forces.

45 Indian help were vacated on Monday-they were stopped by Taliban watchers en route to the field, and particular things were sequestered.

The remaining help-over 120 of them, including Ambassador Rudrendra Tandon-were vacated on Tuesday.

There are still Indian citizens in pockets in Kabul and other Afghanistan metropolises, including a group of around 200 Sikhs and Hindus who have taken retreat at a gurudwara.

History the Taliban’s political prophet, M Naeem, released a videotape statement of the gurudwara head saying he’d been” assured”of their safety. The government has said it’s working to bring back all Indians who wish to return, but has also said it’ll prioritise the return of Hindus and Sikhs.

The Taliban’s preemption of Afghanistan has left the global community stunned; many, including the United States, anticipated the Ashraf Ghani government to fall so fleetly. The UN has said the Taliban’s apparent desire for global recognition is its only influence to insure an inclusive government.

As far as India is concerned, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has said the government is” veritably precisely” covering the situation, and that it’s still” early days”.

“. we’re looking at the evolving situation. and I suppose we need to take it from there,”he said.

The Taliban took effective control of Afghanistan on Sunday, after President Ashraf Ghani fled and the group walked into Kabul with no opposition. This was after a highly fast rout of major metropolises following two decades of war that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives.

Their appearance started wide fear in the megacity, with thousands rushing to flee; heartbreaking scenes from Kabul field made captions around the world.

Stressed for its brutal and rough reign two decades ago, the group has tried to present a more moderate image since it took effective control of Afghanistan this week.

The Indian delegacy in Kabul was reportedly under Taliban observation ( Train)

New Delhi The Taliban didn’t want India to void diplomats from its Kabul delegacy, sources told NDTV moment, indicating that the government had entered dispatches from the group’s Qatar office assuring them of the safety of Indian staff and security help.
These dispatches- transferred from the office of Abbas Stanikzai, the chief of the Taliban’s political unit-were routed via connections in Kabul and Delhi, and were delivered before the delegacy evacuations.