The Pakistani passport and identity card of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the deputy prime minister in the newly formed Taliban government in Afghanistan, has been revealed.
In both the documents his name is recorded as Mohammad Arif Agha. With this, the news of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI helping the Taliban in the operation to capture Kabul has once again strengthened. In this way it is proved that Pakistan has greatly helped in the return of Taliban to Afghan power.
The Pakistani identity card of Mullah Baradar (serial number: 42201-5292460-5) was issued on 10 July 2014. In this, his birth year has been mentioned as 1963. At the same time, Syed M Nazir Agha is written in the column of father’s name. This ID card is valid for life. The Registrar General of Pakistan has duly signed it. At the same time, if we talk about the Pakistani passport of Mulla Baradar, then its number is ‘GF680121’. It was also released on 10 July 2014.
Pakistan has long been accused of providing military, financial and intelligence support to the Taliban in operations against Afghan security forces. However, Islamabad has vehemently denied all the allegations, calling them baseless. According to ‘Kabul Watchers’, Mullah Baradar along with Mullah Omar founded the Taliban. He lived in Quetta, Pakistan and was a member of the Taliban’s Shura Council. He was also known as Mohammad Arif Agha. He was leading the Taliban’s political mission in Doha along with Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai during peace deals with other Western countries, including the US.
Special Features of Baradar
– Mullah Baradar is one of the founders of Taliban.
He was also involved in the formation of the Taliban in 1994.
Played an important role during the regime from 1996 to 2001.
He had fled the country after the US attack in 2001.
In 2010, he was arrested from Karachi, Pakistan.
He took command of the Taliban’s political office in Doha, Qatar.
