New Delhi: India monitors the safety and safety of Hindu minorities and Sikh in Afghanistan amid abundant cruelty reports because the Taliban forces make rapid progress.
On the weekly direction of the Ministry of External Affairs, Arinindam Bagchi spokesman said India was “worried about the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.” “Indian Embassy Officials in Kabul Track this minority.
We will ensure all the help needed for them,” he added.
Last year, India has returned 383 Hindu and Sikh from Afghanistan after several Taliban attacks on Sikh.
Bagchi reaffirmed that India “relates” with “all stakeholders” in Afghanistan, which also includes the exact factions of the Taliban.
Earlier this week, India issued a counsel for its citizens to leave Afghanistan with commercial flights before the service was stopped, he said.
India has also repatrized all India-based personnel from its consulate at Mazar-e-Sharif after the area was flooded by the Taliban.
The government issued a notification for special flights from Mazar-e-Sharif which took those who could make it.
India is currently taking a foundation approach to all its development projects in Afghanistan.
Asked about the Taliban attacked the Salma Dam and other development projects and helicopters of commander attacks provided with the help of India, Bagchi said India executed these projects and handed it to Afghanistan.
“They are Afghan property and they are their responsibilities.
They belong to people, they are useful and important.
We hope they will not be damaged,” Bagchi said.
India said it was also concerned with “the effect of external slander” in Afghanistan, pointing to Pakistan, which has played a very negative role in the transition.
“Our main concern is the peace and stability and process led by Afghanistan, belongs to Afghanistan.
At present, it does not happen,” Bagchi said.