Some days ago, we were watching the Afghan Taliban-occupied areas on Twitter, on TV channels when it was reported on Al-Jazeera TV that the Afghan Taliban have occupied 85% of the territory of Afghanistan. The Afghan Taliban did not want to enter Kabul, but the Kabul administration’s army, seeing the situation in other provinces where the Afghan army is surrendering in groups, felt safe. Why don’t we surrender and get out of the narrow alley so that the Taliban’s tactics do not change and we are not able to escape? Noor Mukaddam: Fighting Desensitization & Media Portraiture How the Absolutely Not from England and New Zealand will hurt Pakistan Noor Mukaddam’s trial a victim of the Puppeteer’s Illusions! Pakistani Women seek Justice for Noor, pen letter to DG ISPR Similarly, the Afghan army surrendered in Kabul as well as the security forces in Kabul. The Afghan Taliban were forced to enter Kabul to take control of the security situation. It was too late for the Afghan Taliban to enter Kabul. A wave of joy swept over the religious community and sweets were distributed, while the Afghan Taliban’s Kabul entry rained lightning on the liberal class and the secular class. Crowds … Continue reading Taliban Takeover: People running in fear or lust for money?