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A rare public show of division within Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban has emerged with a speech seen as criticizing the movement’s supreme leader.

Without naming Taliban chief Akhundzada, Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani criticized his decision-making for “hurting the reputation” of the regime.

A rare public show of division is emerging in the ranks of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban.

A recent speech from a high-level Taliban official could hint at an eroding monolith of the autocratic rule in Afghanistan. “Monopolizing power and hurting the reputation of the entire system are not to our benefit,” said Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Around 123 radio stations have stopped functioning mainly due to financial crises nationwide before regime change in August 2021, Pajhwok Afghan News has

Senior leaders of Afghanistan’s ruling Islamist Taliban have recently resorted to rare public criticism of each other, reigniting internal rift speculations over whether girls should be allowed to receive an education. The war of words began last Saturday when the influential Taliban interior minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani, lashed out at his leadership for “monopolizing” power, though…

Taliban leaders have long dismissed reports of any rifts in their ranks as Western media propaganda

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