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Naveen Thakur with his sisters and family after his return from Afghanistan.
Naveen Thakur of Sarkaghat, Himachal Pradesh, who returned home safely from Afghanistan, said that the situation there is very bad. Whatever the media of India is showing about the Taliban, it is only 5 percent. I have seen a more frightening scene over there. Children, old people and women are dying on the streets. In the stampede, children are being released from the hands of women and being crushed under the feet of people.
He told that before coming to India, he reached the Baron Hotel in Kabul. Here a camp has been made by the British Army. Anyone who has to go inside the airport is being checked here first. Only after that it is being sent forward from here. From here to the airport is a 5 km journey.
5 km journey felt like 500 km
Naveen Thakur told that the journey of 5 km was like a journey of 500 km, because Taliban fighters start appearing as soon as they leave from here. He told that although the Danish Army escorted him to reach the airport, but the journey of 2.5 kilometer before the airport is quite scary. Thousands of people are standing outside the airport, who want to leave from there. Taliban fighters are around them who do not want to let them go. Anytime there firing starts and people are killed. He told that three to four bullets came out from near his ear.
Whites helped at the airport
Naveen Thakur told that when he reached the airport, 90 people were with him. Some people were also sick. In such a situation, the employees of the Danish company helped him a lot. Those people used to bring food for them, apart from this, the clothes of the sick people also started washing themselves.
His return from Kazakhstan
Another 90 people, including Naveen Thakur, were taken to Kazakhstan by an Indian cargo plane, although the Danish company wanted to take them with them, but refused to do so in India. They were kept there for 16 to 17 hours after being taken to Kazakhstan. After this, he was taken to Delhi in a flight from there. Here the soldiers of the Indian Air Force supported him a lot.
8 to 10 Taliban fighters also came to meet the Indian Embassy
Naveen Thakur said that when he was in the Indian Embassy, 8 to 10 Taliban fighters had come to meet him. He came over to them and told them that they need not be afraid. The government here has fled, the army has also gone. Now his government is there and his security is posted outside the embassy. So they don’t need to worry about anything. Stay as long as you want to stay. They won’t have any problem.
Leaders of many provinces are still fighting Taliban fighters with the army.
Leaders of several provinces in Afghanistan are still fighting Taliban fighters with their forces. Fighting information is being received from place to place. The leaders of these provinces have their own army. In which there are 20 to 25000 soldiers. They are all fighting Taliban fighters. Every day there are reports of war from many provinces.
Sharia law started in Afghanistan
Sharia law has started in Afghanistan. Accordingly, women have to live accordingly. In this law, there is a set of rules of Islamic society, by which Islamic society is governed all over the world. Sharia law explains how to live socially, religiously, politically, economically and culturally within Islam. According to Sharia law, it has been told how a Muslim should live amidst all these rules. By the way, if seen, there are rules, ways of living of people within every society and religion. Similarly, Sharia law has been made for Muslims by framing some rules.
Afghani speaking – if you do not leave here, you will commit suicide
Naveen Thakur said that the situation is so bad that the Afghans are completely scared of the Taliban. The kind of genocide they had done earlier, the same fear is still in their hearts. Afghans say that if they cannot get out of here, they will commit suicide. There is complete silence in Kabul.