Afghanistan: US troops fire shots in air at Kabul airport to scatter crowd

New Delhi: With the Taliban taking over Afghanistan, the situation regarding the name of the new President seems to be clear. According to the news reports, the Taliban's Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is likely to be declared the new President of Afghanistan.

Firing at Kabul Airport:

After hoisting the Taliban flag at Rashtrapati Bhavan, President Ashraf Ghani announced his resignation and left the country. Vice President Amirullah Saleh has also left the country along with some of his close friends. Now a shocking news is coming out from Kabul airport.

People gathered at Kabul airport to leave the country after the capture of Taliban, a stampede caused by firing.

According to media reports, Taliban fighters have shot two women who were not wearing hijab at Kabul airport. In response, American soldiers also retaliated. Due to which there was a stampede in the airport.

Afghanistan under Taliban:

Meanwhile, the Taliban have warned government employees in Afghanistan to return to the way they did 20 years ago under Taliban rule. The Taliban has been told to make a fresh start, beware of bribery, scam, arrogance, corruption, laziness and apathy. Employees have been told to be as they were under Taliban rule 20 years ago.

After President Ashraf Ghani left the country, Afghanistan's Vice President Amrullah Saleh said he was with his land and people for a purpose. He said it was his legitimacy to oppose Pakistan-backed repression and brutal dictatorship. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain was working with its allies to send a clear message through Friday's NATO meeting. No one should recognize the Taliban bilaterally.

Meanwhile, reports are coming that the Taliban has asked people to stay in their homes till 8 am on August 17. Commercial flights have also been stopped from Kabul Airport, only military aircraft are allowed to fly.

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