New Delhi: The takeover of the Afghan Taliban brought to the new Islamic Emirate in front of the Indian door which would likely be a lightning stick for Islamists everywhere with implications for India in connection with terrorism and radicalization.
In contrast to the terror group of the Islamic State, which is far further away in Iraq-Syria, the Taliban has returned in the neighborhood near India with Pakistani-based terror groups such as Lashkar and Jaish have been detected in Afghanistan, working loose with armed militias.
The source expressed confidence in dealing with increasing pressure on Jammu & Kashmir after Pakistani-based groups used a new base and recruitment for Jihad against India.
They said that the security situation would take into account the additional challenges even though the Taliban had not spoken specifically on Kashmir.
Afghanistan Crisis Live Update: Assessment of Kashmir, however, is only part of a larger picture that will be clearer because the new regime policy becomes clearer.
Unexpected regimes, with poor control over the borders and terror training camps, will be bad news not only for India but the world.
Government with more moderate goals, and clear leadership, may be easier to face.
However, control of the full state, will be read as a major victory for the causes of Islam, including some who believe in fundamentalist goals, not to talk about more conservative Islamic practices.
Even with the absence of the Taliban, India had to deal with India was a recruit to Afghanistan in hopes of finding their way to Iraq.
Another factor watched carefully is what is close to the three Afghan army personnel lakh, which has been “dissolved”, will be carried out.
If they don’t find accommodations in new settings, or persecuted, they may be thorns in the flesh for the Taliban who on their own orders estimated at 75,000 fighters.
Uncertain and unpredictable situations in Afghanistan will demand monitoring and anticipation close to parts of Indian institutions and analysts.
Afghan crisis: The Islamic Emirates on the doorsteps raises challenges for India
