New Delhi: After the Taliban's occupation in Afghanistan, there is a chaotic and violent atmosphere outside the airport. People here are busy struggling to reach safer places. In fact, many people here are trying to leave the country and go out. India said last Friday, "In view of its historical engagement with the people of Afghanistan, it will give priority to granting visas to the people of the civil society, thinkers, women activists, students, and NGO workers.''

Ahmadullah Waseq, a Taliban spokesman has denied this report to a member of the Afghan media that reported on this story. More details are awaited. pic.twitter.com/hPq0i9evLK

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At the same time, it is being said that all schemes are underway to bring back Indians stranded in Kabul at the earliest. Let me tell you all that in view of the threat of a humanitarian crisis at present, many countries like Britain, Canada have already announced resettlement plans for Afghan refugees, while there are still many other countries that have agreed to grant them temporary asylum. Amidst all this, US President Joe Biden has also promised to take us citizens stranded in Afghanistan home.

"We will take you home," he told Americans stranded in Afghanistan at a press conference last Friday. Several media houses in Afghanistan have reported that people waiting to leave Kabul have been kidnapped by the Taliban. Indian nationals are also on the list. There is no official confirmation so far. More information is still awaited. According to a well-known website, Taliban co-founder Mullah Baradar is in Kabul over talks to form the government and Mullah Baradar is considered to have played an important role in peace talks with the US.

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