Azad Kashmir Condemns Afghan Taliban’s Extremist Policies

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Web Desk | Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan Residents of Azad Kashmir have strongly condemned the extremist policies of the Afghan Taliban regime, citing growing public frustration over oppression and mismanagement.

Citizens stated that Afghanistan’s economy is in a dire state due to the Taliban’s flawed policies, and the regime has failed to establish a stable state. They added that the Taliban promotes terrorist activities to conceal its incompetence.

“Not only women, but ordinary Afghan citizens are struggling under the pressure and extremism of the Taliban,” residents said. “The Taliban’s failure has led to severe hardships, with limited employment opportunities and ongoing threats to public safety.”

Several locals also expressed concern that the Afghan economy now heavily relies on terrorism and a war-based economy, which has broader implications for regional stability. Some critics labeled the Taliban a proxy for promoting terrorism in the region.

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