New Delhi: Congress on Wednesday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to tell what he had done to protect Indian interests after the Taliban captured power in Afghanistan.
The Head of Congress Spokesman Randeep Surjewala said the Taliban was a terrorist organization associated with the Haqqani network in Pakistan, which pampered itself in anti-Indian terrorists acting with the help and support of the Pakistani government.
He said the Taliban was the protector of the Head of Jaish-e-Mohammed Masood Azhar and Lashkar-e-Taiba and a miracle of how the government would protect India’s interests because the terrorist organization became brave when their protector carried power in Afghanistan.
“When cruel terrorist organizations controlled Afghanistan, then Pakistani-based terrorist organizations immediately received protection and what the Indian government had done about it.
Modi Prime Minister and Amit Shah Ji must advance and tell us,” asked.
Surjewala said India always supports selected governments in Afghanistan as women and children will get the same rights when democracy is there.
“When the Taliban arrested Afghanistan last time, everyone saw what heart rendering treatment was given to women and minorities and all who spoke supported democracy.
One friction even thought of these events.
Women throughout the world are currently worried about Afghan women that rights Their rights will be violated.
We are also worried about this, “he said.
Given the piracy of the IC-814 aircraft, he said the ministers at the BJP government then released Masood Azhar in Kandahar.
“Did India did not sign an agreement with the Taliban at that time.
How the Indian delegation was sent to Doha for talks with the Taliban,” he said.
Noting that the situation in Afghanistan was very serious, a spokesman for Congress said he had warned the Indian government that Afghanistan had become a cruel and “regime of terrorist organizations” we must protect our interests “.
Congress asked Modi what he had done to protect Indian interests after the takeover of the Afghan Taliban
