Taliban regime acting as proxy to Hindutva design for greed: Pakistan
“Says baseless allegations are aimed at diverting global attention from ongoing internal rebellion, oppression, and instability in Afghanistan. ISLAMABAD (Dunya N…”
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in its statement here on Wednesday strongly reacted to the Afghan Taliban regime's so-called Minister of Border Affairs blaming Pakistan for the ongoing fighting in Nuristan., blaming Pakistan for the Nuristan conflict is a white lie by the Afghan Taliban and their spokesmen.
The baseless allegations are aimed at diverting global attention from the ongoing internal rebellion, oppression, and instability in Afghanistan. Pakistan lambasted the Afghan Taliban regime for acting as a proxy of Hindutva designs and abetting terrorism for money and slammed Kabul over repeated allegations linking Pakistan to violence in Nuristan province.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the latest allegations by the Taliban's so-called Minister for Borders and other regime mouthpieces were "self-rhetorical lies" aimed at diverting attention from serious internal oppression, dissent and instability faced by the regime.
"Stay connected with Aman-e-Pakistan for ongoing live reporting and verified investigative updates."
“Afghan Taliban unfortunately remain willingly oblivious to their un-Islamic abetment of terror, acting as proxy to Hindutva design for the sake of greed of a few of their leaders," the statement said.
The ministry said this rentier approach of destabilising the region for money as a proxy of foreign agencies was leading the Taliban toward a self-destructive path, devoid of dignity and honour. It described the regime's statements as reflecting despair and frustration at its inability to handle its own issues.
The ministry reiterated that the Afghan Taliban were a non-inclusive and non-representative regime imposing themselves upon the Afghan people by force and oppression, and that their comical attempts to externalise internal issues through rhetoric directed at Pakistan only reflected their own internal failings.
The statement followed Pakistan's categorical rejection on September 27 of Taliban allegations linking Pakistani security forces and intelligence agencies to violence in Afghanistan's Nuristan province, which the ministry had called "frivolous, baseless and devoid of any truth.
"In a statement earlier this week, the ministry had said not a shred of evidence had been produced to substantiate Pakistan's alleged involvement — no identities, documents, communications, forensic evidence or independent verification.
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