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Taliban Supreme Leader Mullah Omar is in Karachi city of Pakistan
By GHANIZADA - Tue Dec 23 2014, 2:35 pm
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Mullah-Mohammad-OmarThe Taliban Supreme Leader Mullah Mohammad Omar is in custody of the Pakistani security forces in Karachi city of Pakistan.
Aimal Faizi, spokesman for ex-President Hamid Karzai has said that the issue was shared by the US Secretary of State John Kerry.
“The current Secretary of Stat John Kerry who was serving as the US Senator, had shared the issue with President Karzai during a meeting in Kabul,” Faizi told the BBC Pashto correspondent Emal Pasarly.
According to Faizi, Karzai had sought clarification regarding the presence of Mullah Omar in Karachi city, but received no satisfactory response from Kerry.
“President Karzai immediately responded and said why US is not taking any action to apprehend him? There is a US bounty on him and ordinary civilians are targeted on daily basis under his leadership, but he is in custody of Pakistani forces,” Faizi added.
The remarks by Faizi comes as earlier reports suggested that Mullah Omar has possibly passed away amid reports that the group has divided into three different parts.
The Afghan Intelligence – National Directorate of Security (NDS) said last month that Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor has initiated appointment of his friends as group’s top figures.
Hasib Sediqi, spokesman for the National Directorate of Security (NDS) told reporters that senior Taliban figures have divided into three groups are having major differences among them.
Sediqi further added that the first group is led by Mullah Qayum Zakir and Tayeb Agha is also a member along with Hafiz Majeed, Amir Khan Haqqani, Mullah Mohammad Esa, Khadim Abdul RAuf, Zia Agha and Torak Agha.
He said the second group is led by Mullah Agha and Mullah Samad Sani, Mawlavi Nani, Sadar Ibrahim, Sheikh Mawlavi Abdul Hakimand Mawlavi Mohibulalh are members.
By GHANIZADA - Tue Dec 23 2014, 2:35 pm
0 Comments1368 viewsEmail Email Print Print
Mullah-Mohammad-OmarThe Taliban Supreme Leader Mullah Mohammad Omar is in custody of the Pakistani security forces in Karachi city of Pakistan.
Aimal Faizi, spokesman for ex-President Hamid Karzai has said that the issue was shared by the US Secretary of State John Kerry.
“The current Secretary of Stat John Kerry who was serving as the US Senator, had shared the issue with President Karzai during a meeting in Kabul,” Faizi told the BBC Pashto correspondent Emal Pasarly.
According to Faizi, Karzai had sought clarification regarding the presence of Mullah Omar in Karachi city, but received no satisfactory response from Kerry.
“President Karzai immediately responded and said why US is not taking any action to apprehend him? There is a US bounty on him and ordinary civilians are targeted on daily basis under his leadership, but he is in custody of Pakistani forces,” Faizi added.
The remarks by Faizi comes as earlier reports suggested that Mullah Omar has possibly passed away amid reports that the group has divided into three different parts.
The Afghan Intelligence – National Directorate of Security (NDS) said last month that Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor has initiated appointment of his friends as group’s top figures.
Hasib Sediqi, spokesman for the National Directorate of Security (NDS) told reporters that senior Taliban figures have divided into three groups are having major differences among them.
Sediqi further added that the first group is led by Mullah Qayum Zakir and Tayeb Agha is also a member along with Hafiz Majeed, Amir Khan Haqqani, Mullah Mohammad Esa, Khadim Abdul RAuf, Zia Agha and Torak Agha.
He said the second group is led by Mullah Agha and Mullah Samad Sani, Mawlavi Nani, Sadar Ibrahim, Sheikh Mawlavi Abdul Hakimand Mawlavi Mohibulalh are members.
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