One would have conceived the world had learned its lesson when The Great Dictator Adolf Hitler redefined tyranny and led the world into war. In the world of Dictatorship, no history lasts a lasting time. The same can be expected with the Taliban too said Afghan research students in kerala, who are studying under the indian government’s ICCR program.
Under the Central Government’s ICCR Program, overseas students are persevering with doctoral research in kerala universities with the aid of government grants. In these circumstances, they are deeply agitated by the current political situation in Afghanistan.
Mubakar, a research student in Thiruvananthapuram, told:
Within the capital centre of afghanistan, I panicked as soon as I got the message that the Taliban troops have entered. I have travelled thousands of miles to pursue my education in Kerala. But I get worried because my parents are still in Afghanistan. My brother serves as a leader in the National Army. I called my family members who are also equally frightened like me of the Taliban. The Fearful tone is evident in their phone conversation. As my brother is in the army he is at high risk for life. As soon as the tyranny government in afghanistan fall and when all the powers fall back into the hands of the fundamentalists, I will return home.
We Strongly believe that neighbouring pakistan strengthens the Taliban in every possible way. The Taliban have 25 years of expertise in killing innocents and slaughtering a country’s infrastructure. Before 9 years, I was caught while I was visiting a wedding in my hometown in Baghdad. The Baghdad area was entirely under Taliban command. But fortunately, I escaped from the grips of Taliban Troops.
Fearing the Taliban tyranny, high-ranking military executives and high-ranking government administrators in afghanistan have already decamped their own country. There is nothing more salutary about this than the hunting down of long-running violence. Everything we witness now is just the beginning of the Tyrannical Era. It remains to be unseen what might happen next under the Taliban rule.
If we move back to my own country after graduation, I believe it will be the darkest days for me. I was in a government job at the Urban Development Institute in Afghanistan. I quit the job because of my interest in education. Luckily when I enrolled in the university of kerala I took my wife and children along with me down here. In the current scenario, there is no plan of returning back to Afghanistan. I want to stay back in India.
Thus he said.
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