Why did President Ashraf Ghani flee from Afghanistan? Cleanliness on Facebook, Left Afghanistan to avoid bloodshed: President Asharaf Ghani

Kabul : President Ashraf Ghani has fled the country after the occupation of Kabul in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, by issuing a statement on social media, he has clarified why he left the country. Defending his decision, in a Facebook post, he has said that this was the only option he had to save the country from bloodshed. At the same time, former President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai said in a video message that he will remain in Kabul.

Clarifying on fleeing Afghanistan, President Ashraf Ghani said that even after the Taliban arrived in Kabul, if he had remained in the country’s capital, there would have been violent clashes between government security forces and Taliban fighters, putting people’s lives at risk. Could have. He said that the Taliban had won with swords and guns and now the responsibility of protecting the life and property of the people of the country lies with them.

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He wrote in his post, ‘I had to make a difficult decision to either stand in front of the armed Taliban, who wanted to enter Rashtrapati Bhavan or leave my beloved country, whose security I have to ensure. Spent his life If countless people were killed during this period and we had to see the devastation in the city of Kabul, then it would have been a huge human tragedy in a city with a population of six million.

He said there are a large number of people in Afghanistan who are in fear and worry about an uncertain future. Now it is the responsibility of the Taliban to convince the people here, all sections of society and women of Afghanistan and win their hearts.

This is his first reaction after leaving the country. However, it is not yet clear where he is.

‘We are with the people of Kabul’

Meanwhile, former Afghan President Hamid Karzai said in a video message released on Facebook that he would remain in Kabul. In this, he is seen standing with his three daughters. He said that he and his family are with their ‘beloved Kabul people’. He expressed the hope that the issue of the country and the capital Kabul will be resolved amicably and peacefully. He appealed to the Taliban to ensure the safety of people’s lives and their property.