Kabul: When Overran Kabul Taliban in August, concerns raised that the threat of drugs in the country could get worse.
However, the group then promised to eradicate Poppy cultivation would be stopped.
Cut until October, Taliban leaders have hinted that they contemplated Poppy’s agricultural legalization, according to a report.
Afghanistan, who exported more than 90 percent of the world heroin, might get a fresh push for drug trafficking under the Taliban.
According to reports in knowing, the Taliban can now freely maintain and grow the crude element of opium and the by-product of the killer, heroin.
This happens even though the Taliban claims that they will destroy poppy farms in the southern field of the country who are robbed of war when they try to institutionalize the hardline interpretation of the Islamic law of Haji Abdul Haq Akhond Hamkar, Deputy Minister of Interior shows that the door is still open for the potential of “legalization” – Providing Afghans is not a disadvantaged.
“We created alternative work or legalizing it.
Then the problem was resolved,” Alleged Hamkar.
“We’re doing it; we are open to the idea.” Some in the Taliban leadership believes that legalizing Poppy will help them in growing a battered Afghanistan economy.
The nations of high pharmaceutical contingencies utilize poppy fields in countries such as Australia and Turkey as a legal means to harvest the plants needed for opioids and other critical pain relievers.
“If something like that might be, it’s better to work to legalize.
This will help grow the economy, and we don’t need to strive for it because it has been widely cultivated,” Surmies Mawlawi Noor Ahmad Sayeed, Director of Information and Culture in Kandahar.
Afghanistan has been among the forbidden drug-producing countries in the world.
There are a number of drug addicts today on the streets.
Many reports show that poppy cultivation and drug trafficking provide large sources of income for the Taliban, especially in the southern and north of the country.
Most drug smuggling passes through Iran and the Taliban make big money with him.
The Taliban has so far taken hard action against small drug dealers and but large dealers have been given free feedback.