Aligarh’s Zila Panchayat had passed a resolution on this Monday, which aimed at changing the name of District from “Aligarh” to “Harigarh”.

Earlier this Tuesday, the President of Aligarh’s Zila Panchayat Vijay Singh talked about the meeting that was held on Monday. He told about the resolution being passed for the renaming of district from Aligarh to Harigarh in the meeting. He further said that this renaming is based on the popular demand of the residents of the District. Moreover, he stated that the resolution has been passed unanimously and he was confident about the approval of the resolution by the CM.

As per a report by Hindustan times, 50 out of 72 members supported this proposal, and the resolution was passed in the very first meeting. In another proposal, it was suggested to change the name of Aligarh Airport after Kalyan Singh who is a BJP led CM of the state and a resident of Aligarh district.

Earlier this month, Panchayat of Ferozabad district had also passed a resolution to change the district’s name into Chandra Nagar.

This chain of renaming districts started in 2017 when Yogi Adityanath’s led Government took power. Many districts had been renamed from Allahabad, Faizabad, Mughalsarai to Prayaraj, Ayodhya, and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Nagar respectively.

Changing names of only those districts which are based on Muslim names unveiled the Anti-Islamic and fascist regime of Gujarat’s butcher, Narendra Modi.

BJP focusing on such issues while ignoring the development of the state has been criticised by the opposition.

Hundreds of Baloch fugitives belonging to the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), a terrorist organisation, had been living in Afghanistan for the last many years, and they are now asking the international community to ensure their safety amid the continuously changing situation in the country.

India was amongst the prime supporters and sponsors of the Tehreek E Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other anti-Pakistan terrorist organisations including BLA, and had been providing weapons and funds to them. The terrorist groups used Indian aid to carry out terrorist attacks in Pakistan, killing innocent civilians and attacking LEAs, with the full backing of the previous Afghan government that saw the neighbouring Pakistan as an enemy and was actively involved in trying to destabilise the country.

However, after the overthrow of Ashraf Ghani’s government in Afghanistan and the subsequent takeover by the Afghan Taliban, the Indian aid to the terrorist groups including, BLA and TTP, was terminated, the reason being the neoteric upsurge of the Afghan Taliban, which got India worried about the aftermath of their support to the terrorist groups.

India has closed down its embassy and consulates in Afghanistan and pulled back its diplomats and agents from Afghanistan. The proceeding has thus left the BLA militants vulnerable under the new Afghan regime.

BLA groups, abandoned and left unsupported, have appealed to the foreign communities to assure their safety in the attack-prone area.

Day before yesterday, Afghan Taliban formed a new government in Afghanistan after successful negotiations between them and Ashraf Ghani’s government. Late at night, the Afghan Taliban got control of the Afghan Presidential Palace.

The Afghan Taliban effectively sealed their control of Afghanistan on Sunday, pouring into the capital, Kabul, and meeting little resistance as President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, the government collapsed, and chaos and fear gripped the city, with tens of thousands of people trying to escape.

With rumours rife and reliable information hard to come by, the streets were filled during the day with scenes of panic and desperation.

To prevent hundreds of civilians from running onto the tarmac US forces fired in the air at Kabul airport on Monday, a US official said.

“The group was crazy,” the authority told Reuters by telephone. “The firing was simply done to stop the turmoil.”

Many Afghans have been stuck in the airport attempting to escape the nation after Taliban agitators entered the capital on Sunday. U.S. troops are in control at the air terminal, helping in the departure of government office staff and different regular people.

United States of America has spent more than 88 billion dollars on the Afghan army to keep them well equipped and for their better training, all this account 2/3 of foreign aid since 2002. A US veteran has questioned the expenditure that if so much money was spent on training Afghan Army than why it collapsed in just one month infront of Afghan Taliban.

The distinct U.S. state watchdog for Afghan reconstruction has stated that corrosive effects of corruption have been found within the ranks and the accuracy of given data about the strength of the Afghan Army is also questionable. It cited that fake personnel records have were made by corrupt actors to pocket the salaries. It was further stated in its July report to congress that there may be also a lack in the will to fight.

The incredible failure to cast a cohesive and independent Afghan fighting force can be traced to years of assured evaluations from the US officials that remain enigmatic. Proofs of deep-rooted corruption, low morale and even ghost soldiers and police who existed merely on wages of the Afghan defence and Interior Ministries. All these pieces of evidence were observed by former officials, who were directly involved in the training efforts.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan in a speech during the launching ceremony of Single National Curriculum said we divided the nation by introducing different curriculums to our nation. He narrated that when he was studying English medium in Lahore, he played cricket with a team who were studying National Curriculum. Imran Khan said I felt that despite being Pakistani, there were many differences between both of us because of different curriculums.

Imran Khan added we had so many differences in culture that it was difficult for us to accept each other as friends. This is how you divide a nation by sending one side to study English medium and the rest of the country to study Urdu medium.

Nearly 0.8 million students can study English medium in Pakistan, over 30 million students study Urdu medium and 2.6 million students pursue education from Madrasa. This is how we divide our nation by dividing their thoughts and culture, said Imran Khan.

While kids are studying foreign curriculum, they are adapting foreign culture that leads to mental slavery which is even worse than physical slavery. Imran Khan added that getting rid of mental slavery is more difficult than physical slavery and Afghanistan has successfully broken the chain of slavery that was leading them to mental slavery.

After taking control over the major parts of Afghanistan, the Afghan Taliban are now heading towards the Presidential palace. As per sources, Kabul government will step down in front of the Afghan Taliban with the resignation of Afghan president Ashraf Ghani.

Talks between the Afghan government and Afghan Taliban will lead to an interim government. As per sources, Co-founder and one of the top leaders of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah Baradar will lead this government.

Earlier this Sunday, Taliban forces have taken control over Jalalabad peacefully. They have taken access to its main highways including the Torkham border post, as a result of the crisis that emerged after the fall of Mazar-e- Sharif. Nevertheless, Hamid Karzai International Airport is still in the hands of the Afghan government. The Afghan ministry on the entrance of the Afghan Taliban into the capital has stated clearly that the fighters were there in the Paghman, Kalakan, and Qarabagh districts of the capital.

Afghan Taliban had already ruled over Afghanistan from 1996-2001 which is considered as one of the hardest tenures for afghans especially women. Talking about the upcoming tenure of the Afghan Taliban in his interview with BBC, one of the Afghan Taliban spokespersons stated that Taliban leadership will not harm civilians, neither it will conduct acts of revenge towards the officials of the Afghan government. Moreover, women in Afghanistan will not be abstained from acquiring education, moving alone out of their houses, and performing official activities

Afghan media citing Al-Jazeera, stated that Afghanistan’s parliament speaker and political leaders have left Kabul for Pakistan. After claiming control of dozens of Afghan districts and several provincial capitals, Afghan Taliban have captured the key control on the Eastern city of Jalalabad. Control on Jalalabad has secured the most critical roads to Pakistan from the country.

After the dead talks between Afghan Taliban and Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani, the Afghan government has lost its power to most of its controlled areas. Afghanistan has been facing the worst political mood in the country, especially leading to isolation for Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani and other political leaders after the US withdrawal from the country.

After the hold on Jalalabad, Afghan Taliban has also entered Kabul, with instructions given to their forces not to cross the gates of the capital. They have also stated ensuring complete security to lives, property and honour of Kabulis. They want the whole process of transition to be very safe and secure.

In addition to this, they have also stated to pose no threat to money, property or institutions of banks, merchants and other entrepreneurs.