The reclusive supreme leader of the Taliban has said in the clerics’ meeting that he does not accept orders from foreigners and that the former officials have no place in the Taliban-led government.
He further said that the war with the infidels will continue until Doomsday – the Day of Judgment.
Taliban spokespersons and Taliban-owned media reported on Friday (July 1st) that Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada attended the second day of the clerics’ meeting in the Loya Jirga Hall.
“We pardoned the oppressors – former tribal leaders and jihadi commanders who were against the Taliban for the past twenty years – but pardoning them does not mean including them in government,” he said.
Akhundzada has added that he does not accept orders from foreigners and follows the path he has in front of him and does not take even one step forward to accept orders from foreigners.
Hibatullah added that in order to maintain security and stability, it is necessary for the officials to avoid from pursuing their personal agendas and decorate themselves, their homes, their offices, and their lives with Sharia law. The leader of the Taliban has prayed for the people and countries that helped the group in fighting against the former government.
Akhundzada has emphasized on ending corruption, bribery, bullying and ethnic discrimination.
At the same time, the Taliban-owned Bakhtar News Agency, also reported that all the participants pledged allegiance to Hibatullah Akhundzada by raising their hands.
So far, no photos or videos of the meeting of mullahs and the presence of the leader of the Taliban in the clerics’ meeting have been broadcast, and only the remarks made by him have been broadcast on national television.