KABUL: In the midst of Indian concern that the Afghanistan region can be used for anti-Indian activities under the Taliban regime, the terror group has said that he has the right to improve his voice for Muslims anywhere including in Kashmir.
However, it added that the group did not have a policy to lift weapons against any country.
In an interview with BBC Urdu, Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen said: “We have this right, become a Muslim, to raise our voice for Muslims in Kashmir, India, and other countries.” “We will raise our voices and say that Muslims are your own people, your own citizens.
They are entitled to equality based on your law,” he added, according to Geo News.
Shaheen’s statement was different from the previous group’s statement about Kashmir.
A few days after controlling Kabul, the Taliban said Kashmir was “bilateral and internal problems”.
Arindam Bagchi’s external ministry spokesman on Thursday said the goal of India was to ensure that the land of Afghanistan was not used for terror activities in any form.
In the first formal contact and the public, the Indian Ambassador to Qatar Deepak Mittal met with the Senior Taliban leader Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai on Tuesday and expressed Indian concerns that the Afghan land should not be used for anti-Indian activities and terrorism.
MEA said the discussion also focused on the safety, security and returns of the initial citizens of India stranded in Afghanistan and the travel of Afghanistan citizens, especially members of the Minority community to India.
India is worried that Afghanistan can be the center of Islamic terrorism, the first type has a situation.
In the past, ISIS and Al Qaeda also tried to build a country but failed.
There was concern that Sunni and Wahabis terrorist groups would turn the Taliban into their heaven.
In the midst of increasing concerns over the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, India is expected to increase security setbacks in the region.
“There will be an increase in security vigiles in Kashmir but many things in Pakistani-based controls and groups in Afghanistan have little capacity to use the situation,” said the government’s source last month.
The government’s sources also said that the body of the Pakistani Body Spy content, which shared good relations with Taliban leadership, will try to influence the Taliban but will not be able to have an effect since the Taliban this time is in the position of strength and only the weak is influenced by the content.
Recently, a Pakistani Pakistani government leader (PTI) Pakistan said that the Taliban would help the country in Kashmir ‘free’ from India.
Speaking on the television news debate, the leader of PTI Neelam Irshad Sheikh said, “Taliban said that they were with us and they would help us in [free] Kashmir.”