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MPC Statement on Taliban Foreign Minister Muttaki’s Remarks Regarding the Killing of Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui The Mumbai Press Club expresses deep concern and outrage over the killing of Pulitzer Prize-winning Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui by the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2021. During a recent press conference, Taliban Foreign Minister...

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Overwhelmed at this recognition by the Danish Siddiqui Journalism Award by Danish Siddiqui Foundation. Danish embodied the unyielding spirit of journalism till his last breath, so to be named in the same sentence as him is a privilege. The jury saw value in my series "All In The Family", which tracked the family lineages of over 700 sitting high court and Supreme Court judges. The series isn't merely about bloodlines or legacies. It is a piece that I think tells several stories all at once: stories of representation, of who shapes the people who shape our justice, and most importantly, of transparency in the appointment process. Which is why it was good to see that soon after this article, for the first time ever, the Supreme Court released the list of judges appointed in recent years, with detailed disclosure on caste, gender and family lineages. This story wouldn't have been born without my editors at ThePrintIndia, Shekhar Gupta and DK Singh, and without the support of my family. It does take a village and I'm happy to have found mine. Also, do check out the other winning entries because I came back home feeling extremely inspired.

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“Male journalists should Boycott the rest of his visit” - senior journalist Padma Rao Sundarji has this sharp response to women journalists being kept out the Taliban press meet. The Taliban FM Amir Khan Muttaqi is in Delhi in a dramatic reset of relations between India and Afghanistan. While the foreign ministry has been asked by the political opposition and women in the media as to why it did not intervene and stop this from happening; Padma says the silence of male colleagues who did not even ask a single question of the Taliban on the absent women, is just as galling. In a statement just out the MEA has said it had nothing to do with the decision - the embassy grounds are technically the property of the country concerned - however the controversy reminds the world and India that while geopolitics will always have its own hard logic, engaging the Taliban, even if it to send a much needed message to Trump and Pakistan and secure India’s national security interest, will come with its own challenges.
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We Support the Boycott of the Cricket Team : Despite the severe restrictions on sports, the systematic enforcement of gender apartheid, and widespread human rights violations by the Taliban, the Afghanistan cricket team has failed to take any steps in support of the Afghanistan people—especially women—over the past three years. Instead, they have directly or indirectly contributed to legitimizing and whitewashing the self-proclaimed Taliban regime. Such actions have tarnished the national identity of the team, leading many Afghanistan citizens to refer to it as the “Taliban Cricket Team.” While the achievements and reputation of the national cricket team are a national asset belonging to the citizens of Afghanistan, the team has been systematically exploited by the Taliban to advance their illegitimate and sinister objectives. This betrayal of national interests not only undermines the people of Afghanistan but also strengthens the Taliban's oppressive policies. We call for increased pressure and the imposition of comprehensive and meaningful sanctions on all parties and individuals lobbying for the Taliban or otherwise contributing to the whitewashing of this group. We firmly believe that the national interests of Afghanistan cannot be served through engagement with the Taliban or by legitimizing them. Instead, the true national interest lies in the overthrow of the Taliban’s self-imposed and illegitimate regime and the liberation of the Afghanistan people—especially women, vulnerable ethnic groups, and religious minorities—from their oppression. Therefore, we, as female athletes inside Afghanistan, support the boycott of the Afghanistan cricket team. We urge the International Cricket Council (ICC) and its members to take decisive and firm actions to prevent the Taliban from using this team as a tool for propaganda and to strengthen their political and media presence. We call upon all international organizations, sports institutions, and countries that uphold human values and justice to impose strong and comprehensive pressure on the Taliban and their supporters and to refrain from recognizing the self-declared Taliban regime. We emphasize that the Taliban are neither reformable nor capable of meaningful dialogue with the Afghanistan people. Any opportunity granted to this group amounts to endorsing systemic oppression and committing a grave injustice against the Afghanistan people. #Right_Justice_Freedom Committee for Health and Sports the purple Saturdays Movement Date: January 18, 2025

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⚡️Al Jazeera journalist Taysir Allouni, who covered the American invasion of Afghanistan: “I dare to say that the Pakistani state, with its army, its intelligence, and its Ministry of Interior, brutalized the cadres of the Afghan Taliban after 2001. When the Americans entered Afghanistan, most of the Taliban leadership sought refuge in the tribal areas in Pakistan. There were hunting campaigns against the entire Taliban movement carried out by Pakistan. The number of detainees from the Taliban in Pakistan reached the hundreds, perhaps the thousands, including ministers in the Afghan government. Among them was the Afghan Defense Minister Mullah Obaidullah, who was killed in Pakistani prisons because he was sick and did not receive medical assistance, and there was also humiliation and torture for everyone. So the Taliban carry bitter memories of Pakistan. Mullah Baradar, the current Deputy Prime Minister of Afghanistan, remained in Pakistani prisons for a long period. Ironically, he was only released from Pakistani prisons through American mediation because he had an “open-minded” mentality, and the Americans viewed his release as something that could facilitate negotiations for the American withdrawal from Afghanistan.”

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"Welcome to Taliban" This person is Muhammed Yaseen from Kerala, and he runs a YouTube channel named "Yaseen Vlogs." Here is an invitation from This Mallu Peaceful to his fellow jihadi in Kerala, asking them to join him in Afghanistan (Taliban). He is enticing them with the promise of the latest models of machine guns. In an another video, he also claimed to be traveling with a Taliban leader in a car. I’m sure His words may serve as significant motivation for dormant cells in Kerala. We know the history of Kerala, where terrorism flourishes, the history of Kerala has seen instances of terrorism, and the relatively high number of individuals joining terrorist organizations from Kerala, compared to other states, underscores the seriousness of this issue.!! The marketing of the Taliban through his videos is a concerning issue, and it need intervention from the central government and related departments need to address this matter. Certainly, a thorough investigation into his purpose of visiting the Taliban is necessary to understand the situation better.!! BJP KERALAM BJP please take appropriate action. #Taliban #kerala #keralaNews #keralastory #Thekeralastory #Peaceful #mallu #jihadi #Bharath

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Hello Joe Rogan — Over $40 million is flown to Afghanistan weekly. This has been going on since the Taliban’s takeover during the Biden Administration. Pallets of U.S. cash are flown by chartered jets into Afghanistan. It’s then auctioned by the Taliban’s Central Bank and converted into Afghani currency. The converted cash is then distributed to local and international NGOs. All NGOs operating in Afghanistan are licensed by the Taliban. They pay taxes and fees to the Taliban. Their employees are vetted by the Taliban’s intelligence. The NGOs purchase goods and services only from a list of pre-approved Taliban businesses. Areas with Taliban supporters receive multiple rounds of aid, while the anti-Taliban communities get little to none. We have even documented multiple cases of U.S. cash and aid reaching the families of Taliban fighters and suicide bombers. We exposed the cash shipments to the Taliban with the help of Shawn Ryan. It led to the No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act introduced by Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office. This legislation passed the House on June 23, 2025, and almost a year later, the U.S. Senate and Senator John Thune have still not voted on it. Our legislation (H.R. 260) will make it mandatory to report all cash shipments to Afghanistan and then defund the Taliban. They are a terrorist group. They don’t deserve a penny. Thank you for having Tim Burchett on your show. He’s the real deal. God bless. Joe Rogan

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Foreign Minister of the Taliban administration, Amir Khan Muttaqi, stated during a meeting in Kabul with foreign diplomats and representatives of international organizations that the Taliban government has lost trust in Pakistan regarding efforts to resolve the ongoing crisis through diplomatic channels. He said that they have so far taken serious and practical steps to resolve the issue through mediation by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, China, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. However, whenever the process was close to reaching a solution, Pakistan carried out attacks on Afghanistan, disrupting the diplomatic efforts. At the same time, while addressing the regional situation, he condemned the United States’ attack on Iran and also called on Iran to refrain from attacking Gulf countries in order to help maintain regional security and stability.

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Very Important Update Some Taliban-friendly staffers at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are quietly making changes to our legislation that is supposed to defund the Taliban. The primary staffer involved is Thomas West, who lost his security clearance in August 2025. At President Trump’s direction, the Director of National Intelligence revoked his clearance for “politicization or weaponization of intelligence,” failure to safeguard classified information, and other “detrimental” conduct. Before joining the Senate as a Democratic staffer, Thomas West served as the Biden administration’s Special Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where he politicized intelligence, manipulated assessments, and whitewashed the Taliban. Thomas West joined the Democratic staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee only one month before the House of Representatives passed our No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act. The bill was referred to that very Committee on June 23, 2025, where Thomas West has since been allowed to block it from advancing to a full Senate vote and is editing the legislation. The current edits include removing the two most important clauses: 1. Removing mandatory reporting to Congress on U.S. dollar and Afghani cash shipments that benefit the Taliban. 2. Removing mandatory reporting on NGOs that hire Taliban members, purchase goods and services from Taliban businesses, distribute aid to the Taliban fighters, whose NGO licenses were issued by the Taliban, and whose employees were vetted by the Taliban’s intelligence. The No Tax Dollars For Terrorists Act is meaningless without these two clauses. If there is no obligation to report it, taxpayer money will continue flowing to the Taliban. Thomas West is deliberately creating loopholes. He does not want to defund the Taliban. He openly advocates for increased U.S. government engagement with the Taliban. He has called them technocrats, sincere, and professionals. He continues treating the Taliban as a legitimate counterterrorism partner of the United States. Thomas West still maintains communications with senior Taliban and Haqqani Network members even though he is no longer the U.S. Representative to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. Thomas West is a Democratic staffer but the Foreign Relations Committee is Republican-controlled and led by Chairman James Risch of Idaho. This should not be tolerated. The Taliban is a terrorist group. Thomas West cannot be allowed to edit a bill intended to Defund the Taliban. Personally, I believe he should not even be near the Senate building or sensitive information after his security clearance was revoked. Please help spread this. Investigate and verify every claim for yourself. I am grateful for your support. Thank you. Shawn Ryan Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office

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