Security Council Bans Sanaullah, The Top Terrorist Of IS-K
Security Council bans Sanaullah, the top terrorist of Islamic State- Khorasan.
The UNSC has imposed a series of sanctions on 27-year-old top IS-K terrorist Sanaullah Ghafari, as part of the latest crackdown on Islamic State-linked groups in Afghanistan.
These include confiscation of properties and restrictions on travel and arms.
According to a statement issued by the UNSC Sanctions Committee, Ghafari, an Afghan national, is also known as Dr. Sahab Al Muhajir, Sahab Muhajir, and Sahab Mahajar.
The committee had included Ghafari in its sanctions list on December 21. He is the leader of IS-K since June 2020.
Security Council bans Sanaullah: He has been the mastermind of many terrorist attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan
According to the statement, he is responsible for clearing all IS-K operations throughout Afghanistan and raising funds for the activities.
He has been the mastermind of many terrorist attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Being the top terrorist of IS-K, he is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people in many terrorist attacks in 2021. These attacks were carried out through suicide or IED blasts.
US report exposed Pakistan’s pole regarding the shelter of terrorists.
On the other hand, a US report has exposed Pakistan, which pretends to act against terrorists.
According to the report, terrorist organizations like Islamic State-Khorasan Al Qaeda and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) are still using the Afghanistan-Pakistan border area as a safe haven.
Not only this, IS-K militants continue to carry out attacks against civilians, journalists, members of the international community, and religious minorities.
It is known that Pakistan has always been helping terrorists. Many countries have raised strong objections to Pakistan regarding this.
Pakistani politics heats up due to removal of wire fence on the Afghan border, the former speaker asked – why are we helping Taliban
The move by Taliban fighters to overthrow Pakistan’s wire fence along the border is being discussed everywhere.
Raja Rabbani, former Speaker of Pakistan Parliament and senior leader of PPP has raised the question that when the Taliban do not respect Pakistan’s border then why are we talking about supporting them.
