Parwan Intelligence Chief: Opponents Seek Help from Foreign States

Mohammad Siddiq Mokhles, the intelligence chief of Parwan province, in a public gathering accused political opponents of the Islamic Emirate who reside in neighboring countries of receiving aid from foreign states.

In this gathering, Mokhles stated that these groups also misuse some youth within the country against the Islamic Emirate.

The gathering aimed at addressing the challenges of residents in Sayd Khel district of Parwan province.

“You must be aware of history and the political situation. The people who have gone from the country to Iran and Tajikistan, sometimes go to Pakistan and at times even seek help from Israel,” The intelligence chief said.

The governor of Parwan said that there exist no types of discrimination in Afghanistan and among the officials of the Islamic Emirate.

Mohammad Idris Anwari said “There is no ethnic, linguistic, or regional discrimination among your officials. Rather, your officials consider such biases and preferential attitudes as a major deviation.”

Meanwhile, some residents of Sayd Khel district—located near Charikar, the center of Parwan—say that with the destruction of their agricultural lands due to flooding from the Panjshir, Salang, and Ghorband rivers, as well as the lack of electricity and damaged roads, they are facing serious problems.

They called on officials to address these issues.

Nasir Ahmad Mohabbat, a resident of Sayd Khel district, said: “A survey has been done but it is not enough, because from Gulbahar to the end of Sayad, these people are under the threat of flooding from two rivers.”

Mir Rafiullah Munib, another resident of Sayd Khel district, said: “Projects that remain incomplete—whether in education, roads, or electricity—I hope the governor will make more efforts to complete these projects.”

Local officials in Parwan have also added that many public meetings have been organized across various areas of the province to discuss and resolve residents’ challenges.