Islamabad: Taliban, who seized power in Afghanistan in mid-August last year, was not ready to accept Pakistan’s demands to limit the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan in return committed by Islamabad to facilitate their ripped country return.
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) used the Afghan region as a safe haven to bring havoc in Pakistan which caused around 83,000 victims throughout Pakistan, Al Arabiya Post reported.
Emphasizing that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is a “test case” for the Afghanistan Taliban, Islamabad said that if the new ruler in Kabul could not overcome Pakistani concerns, how they could be with their promises to cut relationships with Al Qaeda and groups others like that gain trust from other countries?, reported.
Islamabad believes that handling TTP groups that are prohibited will help the government while building credentials in the eyes of the world in connection with the face of other terrorist clothing, reporting the Tribune Express which said Pakistani senior officials.
“We told the Taliban leadership to consider TTP as a test case,” the official word with these developments, emphasizes that if the Taliban cannot overcome Pakistani concerns, then who will trust them and promise they to cut relationships with Al Qaeda and groups others.
Pakistani officials also warned the Taliban who did not handle Islamabad’s concern would damage the Afghanistan.
It happened after the Afghan Taliban failed to overcome the TTP (Pakistani Taliban) problem raised by Pakistan.
Afghanistan Taliban supports TTP, a group that is prohibited in Pakistan who have been behind several terror attacks in the country, including the attacks of the Peshawar Army School which killed more than a hundred children in 2014.