New Delhi: After establishing rule in Afghanistan, the Taliban is now extending a hand of friendship to other countries. The Taliban wants their power to be recognized by the international world. But in the meantime, the Taliban have once again made a statement about India's Kashmir. Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen has said about Kashmir: "We have the right to speak up for Muslims in Kashmir in India.''

"Just like India speaks for rights of Hindu's/minorities of Afghanistan,we have right to speak for INDIAN MUSLIMS and KASHMIRIS if you don't give them RIGHTS.We have spoke for them before & will do in future"@suhailshaheen1 ????
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? HS (@iHShaheen) September 2, 2021

Speaking to a news channel, Taliban Doha office spokesman Suhail Shaheen said this. Suhail went live from Doha. Talking about the Doha Agreement with the US, he said that conducting armed operations against any country is not part of the Taliban's strategy. Speaking to Doha, Shaheen said, "As Muslims, we have the right to speak up for Muslims in Kashmir or any other country like India. We will raise our voice and say that Muslims are with you. According to your law, they are the same.''

Earlier, the Taliban has said several times that it will not interfere in any way between the dispute between India and Pakistan, Kashmir is also not part of its strategy nor will it intervene in Kashmir in any way. State that the Modi government of India had repealed Section 370 from Jammu and Kashmir in 2019. Since then, neighboring Pakistan has been shouting propaganda against Kashmiri Muslims in front of the world. They are constantly trying to corner India in one issue or the other. But on the international stage, Pakistan is only feeling disappointed.

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