Key Points
- The Islamic Emirate leader rejected anti-Islamic demands
- A pledge of allegiance was made to the religious rights of the Afghan people
- A call was made to not be affected by the enemy's propaganda
Islamic Emirate leader Sheikh Hibatullah Ahundzada stated that he will not accept anti-Islamic demands. Ahundzada pledged allegiance to the religious and divine rights of the Afghan people. The Islamic Emirate leader made these remarks at a meeting held at Kandahar Military Airport on Saturday evening. The meeting was also attended by senior civil and military officials of Kandahar.
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- What did the Islamic Emirate leader say?
- The Islamic Emirate leader stated that he will not accept anti-Islamic demands.
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- This statement was made on Saturday evening.
- Who attended the meeting?
- The meeting was attended by senior civil and military officials of Kandahar.
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