Kabul: The terror group is not naming to stop the turmoil before the government is formed in Afghanistan. According to media reports, disagreements have emerged among top Taliban leaders just days before the government was formed. Due to these disagreements, the leaders fought among themselves at the President's residence in the capital Kabul.

Supporters of two Taliban groups are also reported to have clashed within the president's residence. According to sources, there was a heated debate over who led the Taliban to win over the US and how powers would now be divided in the new cabinet. However, the Taliban has refused to officially accept the news. The Taliban captured Kabul on August 15 and controlled the whole of Afghanistan. It is then that Afghanistan has been declared a country with Islamic rule. The Taliban's interim cabinet has all the men and only a few top leaders have been given a big responsibility. There are some who have been involved in attacks on the U.S. army in 20 years.

The controversy comes at a time when Taliban co-founder Mulla Abdul Ghani Baradar has been missing for the past few days. Reports of Baradar's death had even started appearing in the media, but Baradar himself has dismissed the reports. Media reports quoted Taliban sources as saying that there has been a heated argument between Baradar, Khalil-ur-Rehman Hakkani, who has been made minister for refugees and a top leader inside the Hakkani network. After that, their supporters also clashed.

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