Nagpur: Rejection in fulfilling the voices of Afghanistan refugees such as Arz Mohammad and Khan Gul Mohammadi – Now residents of Nagpur – whose relatives and friends are trapped in a war-hit by the war that the Taliban jumped.
Non-stop reports and explosion images, evacuation, murder and bombings in the media leave they are more worried when they will not blame Pakistan and “Allies” of America for Fiasco.
Arz and Mohammadi said Pakistani criminals have encouraged their country to turmoil because the former triggered the Taliban rebellion to ensure Afghanistan remains a poor and developing country.
“Pakistan was carved from an area that was originally known as Pakhtoonistan.
Their country appeared, bloody Afghanistan.
This Talibani coup was designed by Pakistan so they did not have to return the land they should return to Afghanistan,” Arz said.
“The Taliban regime has captured power but can manage a country without having that knowledge and experience,” he asked.
Mohammadi, who has a Biryani shop at Gorewada Ring Road in a partnership with Arz, regretting that his wife and five children left Nagpur just a few months ago to return to Kabul after growing a difference with him.
“I have talked to my friends and relatives in Kabul; the situation was very bad there.
People store their belongings on the roadside, offering to sell it with a mindset to leave the place immediately,” he said.
“In 1995, the Taliban came to power but did nothing.
There was no hope about them doing something better this time,” said Mohammadi, gave the Talibanis label as ‘Jahils’ (without color).
Arz said the school, bank, market and most companies were closed.
“Those who have jobs have lost them.
Business people have closed their operations.
The economy has been sad,” Arz said, based on telephone conversations he faced with his relatives in Afghanistan.
“My relatives and friends are all confined in the room.
They don’t leave their homes because of fear.
No one knows what happens in the future for them,” he said.
Arz and Mohammadi have migrated to India about five years ago looking for a greener meadow.
“Our father and ancestors have often visited India as traders and we sell various materials such as dry fruits, carpets, blankets and so on.
We were expelled from Afghanistan due to poverty and economic crisis,” they said.
Mohammadi added, “If the man is very afraid of leaving their home, we cannot imagine what women will go through.
Everyone knows how the Taliban treated women.” Mohammadi connects the migration of refugees such as him for military actions that are exacerbated between various clothing and troops.
Security there.
“The ongoing dispute in Afghanistan has forced us to leave our original land and shift to India.
We are quite happy and live peacefully India, thanks to local administration, police and Indian governments.
My wife and children made a big mistake by leaving the place This is for Afghanistan.
They will soon realize it, “said Mohammadi.