Afghanistan: Mullah Baradar refutes studies of clashes inside Taliban, seems in interview to show he’s alive and unhurt

The media was abuzz with studies of inner clashes inside the Taliban between rival factions. Considering that Mullah Baradar was final seen on September 05 at a gathering with UN consultant Martin Griffiths, a number of studies even suspected that the Taliban high chief was both injured or killed within the conflict.
As per BBC, the conflict allegedly passed off between the supporters of two rival factions after the argument on who did essentially the most to safe victory over the US and the way energy was divided within the new cabinet obtained heated. 
Basing their report on a Talibani supply, it was mentioned that Baradar and Khalil ur-Rahman Haqqani had exchanged sturdy phrases, as their followers brawled with one another close by.
Baradar refutes rumours 
However, placing the rumours to an finish, Taliban co-founder and Afghanistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar appeared in an interview on state-owned broadcaster Radio Television Afghanistan on Wednesday.
Mulla Abdul Ghani Biradar is alive. Now who’s subsequent? what to make up subsequent? who will struggle who? We must develop up and don not Believe in rumours anymore. This is so unprofessional of BBC.pic.twitter.com/SX4WEZl2Gv— Hammad(عزام) (@HumveeKhan1) September 15, 2021
The controversy erupted after sure media homes reported a spat between Baradar and Refugees Minister Khalil ur-Rahman Haqqani on the Presidential Palace in Kabul. Allegedly Baradar rushed for Kandahar to satisfy the Taliban’s supreme chief Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada.
While Baradar refuted claims of variations within the Jihadi group’s management, he confirmed that he’s in Kandahar within the newest interview. In a bid to delegitimize the scores of media studies, the Talibani co-founder insisted that the “sacrifices” of the fear outfit weren’t for any place.
Not seen in Qatar assembly
The speculations additional snowballed after Baradar was lacking from the talks held with Qatar’s high-level delegation lately. To this Baradar claimed that he was unaware of the go to of Qatar’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani because of which he couldn’t be part of the assembly.
Not proud of Haqqani Network
Reportedly, Baradar can be sad with Haqqani Network’s big illustration within the cabinet. Interestingly, a billboard with an image of Mullah Sangeen Zadran, a former slain commander of the Haqqani Network, appeared in Afghanistan’s Khost province on Tuesday.
 “The martyrs who shed life for religion, homeland, and freedom are such magnificent stars in the country and global history that can never diminish,” learn the billboard in Pashto. 
“The martyrs who shed life for religion, homeland, and freedom are such magnificent stars in the country and global history that can never diminish.” The Pashto studying on the billboards in Khost metropolis reads. pic.twitter.com/81eJtZ01s6— BILAL SARWARY (@bsarwary) September 14, 2021
The Haqqani Network is carefully related to al-Qaeda and is now part of the Taliban-led Afghan authorities. Primarily based mostly in Pakistan, it’s now being led by Afghanistan’s Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani.