PUL-E-KHOMRI(SW): Delawar Aimaq, Baghlan Representative in the Wolesi Jirga (lower house) said that unidentified choppers have recently provided the Taliban with ammunitions in Dand-e-Ghor area in the province.
Speaking during the session on Wednesday, he said that the government and national security council have not taken any action against it.
He claimed that the deal signed by the government “with the militants” in Dand-e-Ghori has backfired as currently Pakistani generals have set up their camps in the area and are active.
According to some reports, a while ago the government signed a deal with the Taliban in an attempt to bring peace in Baghlan province in particular in Dand-e-Ghori area.
Ministry of Frontiers, Nations and Tribal Affairs however, denied these allegations stating that the deal was signed with the tribal elders in a bid to allow tribal elders in Baghlan to ensure security in the area and some other parts of the province.
Abdul Rauf Ebrahimi, the Wolse Jirga speaker said that it was a serious issue that needed to be probed.
He asked the security commission of the house to summon security officials to make it clear.
SalamWatandar tried to have the views of the Ministry of Defense and the NDS on the issue but to no avail.
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