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On the behalf of Mullah Omar, the leader of Afghan Taliban, a key emissary has dispatched letters to the media outlets, prominent religious personalities and the members of security establishment.
This letter shreds apart the argument of Pro-Takfeeri groups (Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Hafsa Brigades and various other AlQaeda affiliates) who claims to abide by Mullah Omar dictum, and then plunder, pillage, terrorise and kill Pakistanis.
The top boss of Afghan Taliban in this letter warned all such militant groups who are terrorising the masses, and asserted that Mujahideen cannot be involved in the degraded activities of extortion, killing innocent people, and untargeted attacks on the congested and sacred places. He further addressed the government, religious and military authorities to be cognizant of the fact that these so-called Jihadis involved in this menace are in the firm grip of the intelligence institutions of the enemy.
This isn't the first time that the leadership of Afghan Taliban has distanced itself from the dastardly acts of various so-called Jihadi groups. In 2013, the sub group of Afghan Taliban operating under Mullah Abdul Rahim led attacks on TTP hideouts in Kunar, Afghanistan. Various other instances have also been documented in the past in which Tehreek-e-Taliban has been severely reprimanded by Afghan Taliban for their unjust activities.
On the behalf of Mullah Omar, the leader of Afghan Taliban, a key emissary has dispatched letters to the media outlets, prominent religious personalities and the members of security establishment.
This letter shreds apart the argument of Pro-Takfeeri groups (Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Hafsa Brigades and various other AlQaeda affiliates) who claims to abide by Mullah Omar dictum, and then plunder, pillage, terrorise and kill Pakistanis.
The top boss of Afghan Taliban in this letter warned all such militant groups who are terrorising the masses, and asserted that Mujahideen cannot be involved in the degraded activities of extortion, killing innocent people, and untargeted attacks on the congested and sacred places. He further addressed the government, religious and military authorities to be cognizant of the fact that these so-called Jihadis involved in this menace are in the firm grip of the intelligence institutions of the enemy.
This isn't the first time that the leadership of Afghan Taliban has distanced itself from the dastardly acts of various so-called Jihadi groups. In 2013, the sub group of Afghan Taliban operating under Mullah Abdul Rahim led attacks on TTP hideouts in Kunar, Afghanistan. Various other instances have also been documented in the past in which Tehreek-e-Taliban has been severely reprimanded by Afghan Taliban for their unjust activities.
