अफगानिस्तान में तालिबान शासन के 3 साल: अब तक की सबसे बड़ी मिलिट्री परेड निकाली; तालिबानी झंडा लहराया, अमेरिकी हथियार-फाइटर जेट दिखाए

The Taliban celebrated on Wednesday the completion of 3 years of rule in Afghanistan. During this, they held the biggest military parade ever. It displayed Soviet-era tanks and artillery. The parade started from the US base in Bagram, Afghanistan. This place is about 40 km away from the capital Kabul.

In fact, before the arrival of the Taliban, Bagram was a US military base. The US had arrested many Talibanis here. Diplomats from China and Iran were present in the parade held on Wednesday. During this, the weapons and military vehicles that the US had left behind were also shown.

Taliban fighters were seen in military uniform during the military parade.

Taliban fighters march past in military uniform
All the military vehicles carried the black and white flag of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. This is a symbol of Taliban rule in the country. Apart from this, military helicopters and fighter jets were also seen flying over the Bagram base. Taliban fighters were seen marching past wearing military uniforms with machine guns in their hands.

At the same time, Taliban fighters also took out a convoy carrying Taliban flags on motorcycles. Afghanistan’s Prime Minister Mohammad Hassan Akhund congratulated the officials for the Taliban’s victory in defeating Western occupation.

Akhund said, “It is the duty of the Taliban government to maintain Islamic rule, protect the lives and property of the people and continue to work for the honor of the country.” At the same time, Afghan children were also seen waving the Taliban flag in the Green Zone, which was once a stronghold of foreign embassies.

The Taliban took out a parade on motorcycles with machine guns in their hands.

The Taliban flag was seen on the military vehicles that America had left in Afghanistan.

This was the biggest military parade of the Taliban to date.

14 lakh girls did not get secondary education during Taliban rule
Since the Taliban rule came to power in Afghanistan, many restrictions have been imposed on women and girls. Since 2021, about 14 lakh girls have not been able to get secondary education in Afghanistan. According to UNESCO data, the number of girls receiving primary education is also recorded to be 11 lakh less than that of boys.

Apart from this, the Taliban has also banned adult girls from going to the mosque. According to the Taliban law, any woman found guilty of adultery (having relations with a man other than her husband) will be stoned to death.

In Afghanistan, boards with pictures of women cannot be put up outside shops. Women are also banned from traveling alone and from being given driving licenses. It is mandatory for women to wear hijab.

Taliban regime awaits recognition
The Taliban took over Kabul and the whole of Afghanistan on 15 August 2021. Till now, no country including America and India has recognised the Taliban as the government of Afghanistan. Afghanistan has been constantly demanding recognition from the world.

Taliban’s acting defense minister Mullah Mohammad Yakub Mujahid said in an interview that the government has fulfilled all the requirements to gain recognition. Despite this, other countries are not recognizing us due to pressure from America.