New Delhi: India and the US together with several other countries participating on Wednesday in talks talks with Deputy Secretary of Wendy Sherman agreed that it is important to work as a representative and inclusive government in Afghanistan, considering the interests of women, minorities and safety and security of diplomatic personnel.
Another general sentiment emerged from the talks, who saw participation by the Secretary of the Foreign Secretary Harsh Shringla, was that there was no part of Afghanistan which must turn into a safe paradise of terror and that terrorism is exported to Afghanistan from the outside.
While thanking us to smooth the evacuation of Indian diplomats, Shringla underlines the main priority of India that it is necessary to evacuate around 400 Indian citizens, and also a citizen of Afghanistan with a bond to India, who want commercial flight operations to restart as soon as possible in Kabul and also continue access to the airport.
He searched for our help in making Indians access the airport to reopen the commercial terminal.
Indian citizens are still in Afghanistan choose to remain back even though it is a repeat advisor by the Embassy in the past few months about towering security threats.
The day after India evacuated his diplomats from Kabul in complicated operations facilitated by America, the Taliban told TiI they never asked India to attract diplomats and they remain committed to providing a safe environment for all embassies.
While the Indian government acknowledged that the Taliban finally let the evacuation take place, the official source said the evacuation was possible only after contact with the US at 4 different levels.
Apart from the NSA Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, who spoke to their colleagues Jake Sullivan and Antony Blinken, Shringla dealing with Sherman and Indian authorities here also pursued the US Embassy.
The official source said that the evacuation might not occur as smoothly without the support of the US, whose troops still controlled air traffic control and the technical field of Kabul Airport.
While talk talks with Sherman more focused on logistics problems, TOI has learned that general sentiment in the meeting is that it is important to engage with Afghanistan to secure representatives and inclusive government possible, given the interest of women and minorities, such as the safety and security of diplomatic personnel and mission .
The Taliban seemed to suggest that Indian diplomats would not endanger their way back.
“ We haven’t asked him to take refuge but more announce that we are committed to providing a safe environment for the functioning of the embassy.
We ensure all Safe Diplomats, ” Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen told Ti from the Qatar office Wednesday.
Shaheen has tweeted Monday that a safe environment will be given to all diplomats and charitable workers.
Given the uncertainty that applies in Afghanistan, with no real government, India thinks it should attract all 192 staff members involved in carrying out the Indian mission.
As reported, an Indian convoy, which departed from the embassy for the airport on Monday again and Indian officials had to negotiate with the rebels, through local assets, for their evacuation.
Some reports from Kabul said that the Taliban finally even escorted Indian diplomats and others, were evacuated, to the airport.