After reaching Jamnagar in Gujarat, Indian envoy to Afghanistan Rudrendra Tandon said, “Indian nationals being brought back are not registering themselves. We have advised that it is necessary that Indian citizens register themselves with the Indian Embassy so that we can bring them back at such times. Thanks to the Indian Air Force for bringing us back from the unusual situation. An official said, the IAF’s C-17 aircraft landed at Jamnagar airport at 11.15 am. When the passengers aboard the plane got off the plane, the people present there welcomed them. The people who arrived here by plane include Indian Embassy officials and security personnel in Kabul.

Earlier, the C-19 aircraft of the Indian Air Force returned to India on Monday with some personnel from Afghanistan and on Tuesday the second aircraft has come to India. However, many Indians are still trapped in Kabul.

The Taliban captured Kabul on Sunday after the US-backed government in Afghanistan collapsed and the country’s President Ashraf Ghani fled the country. The Taliban have retaken the country after the 9/11 attacks, 20 years after US-led forces arrived in Afghanistan. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that India is continuously monitoring the situation in Kabul. There is news that Mullah Abdul Baradar could likely to be the next Afghan President.

Jaishankar is in New York for a four-day tour of America. He said he discussed the recent developments in Afghanistan with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. He also said that the Indian government is in constant touch with the leaders of the Sikh and Hindu communities in Kabul and they could possibly make arrangements to bring back Indians in Afghanistan. Jaishankar said, “In view of the situation in Kabul, it is important that we have accurate information about Indians there. It is appealed that all concerned should provide information in this regard to the Special Afghanistan Cell of the Ministry of External Affairs.”

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Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who has been named by the Taliban for the new presidency of Afghanistan, is also present in Doha. Today, the top leaders of the Taliban can come from Doha to Kabul and make an announcement about the new government. The changing power in Afghanistan has also changed the equation of the world to an extent.

China, Russia, Turkey and Pakistan have spoken of recognizing the new Taliban government. At the same time, everyone is blaming America for the current situation. China, Russia and Pakistan have even announced not to vacate their embassies in Kabul.

On the victory of the Taliban in Afghanistan, China has expressed hope for a permanent Taliban rule, while America’s adversary Iran has also said that America’s defeat has given hope for peace. Pakistan has said that Afghanistan has broken the chains of slavery.

The countries of the world are seen in two camps according to their politics regarding the Taliban government. Doha’s role has been very important in the changing face of Afghanistan. Peace talks between the US and the Taliban have been going on in Doha since 2018. During this, America placed many conditions in front of the Taliban.

Talks about the Taliban and America have been taking place in Doha only. Now the work of shaping the new government is also going on in Doha. Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen is also trying to win the confidence of the world about the new Taliban government.

If anything is decided regarding the structure, face and name of the government in Doha, then today only the top leaders of the Taliban, including Baradar, can go to Kabul and announce it. The Taliban claims that talks are going on with the organization as well as international leaders regarding the new government.

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