Slogans Against Taliban In Afghanistan, People Supported Army
Slogans against Taliban in Afghanistan, people rally in support of the army.
The citizens of the country took out a rally in support of the army fighting the ongoing Taliban violence in Afghanistan.
All the people involved were shouting slogans of Allahu Akbar. Starting from Herat, the impact of this rally was seen across the country.
Protests against Taliban militants and a sense of support for the security forces were visible among the people attending the rally.
Similar rallies were also taken out in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, Khost, Nangarhar, and Kunar provinces.
Vice President Amrullah Saleh was also among those who raised anti-Taliban slogans. Protests were taking place on the streets of Kabul, people here were shouting slogans from their roofs.
In Kunar and Nangarhar provinces in eastern Afghanistan and Khost in southeastern Afghanistan, rallies also raised slogans in support of ANDSF and anti-Taliban.
In addition to hundreds of people gathered on the streets in Khost province, mullahs (religious preachers) were shouting slogans from the loudspeakers of mosques.
According to media reports, Raz Mohammad Imranzai, a resident of Jalalabad city said, “We raised the slogan of Allahu Akbar in Jalalabad and this slogan will be raised all over Afghanistan.”
We will support our security forces and fight together with them when needed.
Amidst allegations of helping Taliban, NSA Yusuf said – Pak supports a political solution to the Afghanistan crisis.
Amid accusing Islamabad of aiding the Taliban by Afghan officials, National Security Adviser Moeed Yusuf on Wednesday said Pakistan supports a political solution to the Afghanistan crisis.
“We will not accept coercive takeover,” the NSA told reporters at a press conference held at the Pakistan Embassy in Washington DC, Dawn reported.
However, Afghan officials have accused Pakistan of supporting Taliban militants and providing safe havens to insurgent groups and their allies.
The Taliban have also intensified attacks in several provinces of Afghanistan with the help of Pakistani forces.
Recently, some security posts in Nangarhar province and border districts of Achin and Pacher wa Agam Hesrak, Sherzad, Pacher wa Agam.
Deh Bala (Haska Mina), Achin, and Surkhrod districts have been occupied. Taliban attacks are on the rise.
