New Delhi: Afghan citizen who arrived in India before the Taliban caught control over the majority of Afghanistan said they did not want to return despite facing financial difficulties here.
Many of them, who came to India were days before the fall of the Government of Ashraf Ghani in Afghanistan fought for meetings by working in local shops and restaurants.
Haroon, a 25-year-old child who arrived here was only five days before the Taliban takeover, said: “I came to India for a study on August 10, I have my family back in Afghanistan and I face a large financial crisis here and in for Survive and make a living I work in the restaurant here.
“He said the situation in his homeland was very bad because many businesses were destroyed and monetary support collapsed if he would return, Haroon hesitantly said,” Until the Taliban controlled Afghanistan, I will not return.
If they see my visa from India then I will have problems.
“Shakib, 27, who was employed with Afghan police fled to India a few months ago, said:” The situation was not there, six months back it was good okay but after that the Taliban attacked those wearing uniforms.
I have no choice but to escape from the country fig.
I don’t have much work here and rent the accommodation is also very high but I am still happy with the Indian government.
“The National Afghanistan does not want to return to his home country until the Taliban holds control.
Separating his trials, the fate, a 24-year-old child who arrived in India on August 13 said that he left the country after he heard that the Taliban began to capture large provinces such as Herat and Kandahar.
Fate said, “Previously we worked in Afghanistan before the takeover of the Taliban, but after they came to power, we had no job.
I do not have much money.
I survived with whatever money I brought to me.
I will not go to Afghanistan until the Taliban is there.
“Meanwhile, the Taliban, who captured Kabul on August 15, has postponed the announcement of the government’s establishment in Afghanistan.