Mujahedeen’s victims never to be ignored: Abdullah

The chief of executive officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah warned Monday that acting regardless of the challenges in Afghanistan by any individual or group will follow bad consequences.

The chief of executive officer’s statement comes as Abdul Rab Rasul Sayyaf, Chief of Dawat-e-Islami a well-known Jihadi leader in Afghanistan was said to consider changing Afghanistan’s relation strategic with the neighboring countries and the world is lawful and dictator without consultation with the nation.

Sayaf while talking to a gathering of Ex-Mujahedeen on Sunday in Kabul emphasized on the presence of spies in government system and stressed on Mujahedeen’s gathering under a unity umbrella.

CEO, Abdullah Abdullah said that no one has not ignored Mujahedeen’s victims but any actions by any individual or group will be creating crisis regardless of the current challenges.

Abdullah urged all Afghans especially Jihadi Leaders to do more efforts to improve the current situation in Afghanistan.

“Any idea against the Mujahedeen’s of the country will be failed. Our problems are not least today and no one should takes action with the current situation and problems in the country.” Abdullah said.

CEO is said to believe war is still raging in several parts of Afghanistan and efforts to undermine the value of jihad will be failed.

“There are still insecurities in parts of the country and Afghan leaders especially Jihadi leaders should address the problems to improve the situation of the country.” Abdullah added.

Previously, Muhammad Ismael Khan, former Jihadi leader has also said that we should not expect security from such government.

According to Ismael Khan, brining stability in Afghanistan will be far from expectations without mobilization of the Mujahedeen and their role in the national decisions.

Reported by Fawad Naseri