New Delhi: Former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who escaped from the country when the Taliban entered Kabul, on Wednesday said his decision to go was the only way to keep weapons of silence.
In a statement on Twitter, Ghani expressed regret because “leaving Kabul suddenly” and said that he left with the palace security to avoid the risk of battle battles.
“Leaving Kabul is the most difficult decision in my life, but believes it is the only way to look after the silent weapons and save Kabul and 6 million citizens.
| Has devoted 20 years of my life to help Afghans work towards a democratic state building, Makmur, and sovereign – it has never intended to leave the people or vision, “he said in a statement.
Ghani denied stealing millions of treasury and the term charges as accusations were truly wrong and wrong.
“My wife and I felt thorough in our personal finances.
Publically stated all my assets.
My wife’s family heritage has also been disclosed and remained registered in her home country Lebanon,” he said.
“I welcome an official audit or financial investigation under the auspices of the United Nations or other independent agencies to prove the truth of my statement here, he added.
Ghani’s statement came a day after the Taliban on Tuesday launched the temporary government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan by Mohammad Hasan Mullah Akhund.
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar will be a representative of Akhund in the “New Islamic Government”.
Unexposedly Terrorists Sirajuddin Haqqani is also part of the Taliban government while Haqqani, a specially appointed global terrorist and son of the famous anti-Soviet warlords Jalaluddin Haqqani who founded the Haqqani network, was a new interior minister in a 33 member cabinet who did not have female members.
The decision to leave Kabul is just a way to keep weapons still, said former President of Afghanistan Ghani
