Non-cooperation of the Indian government, Afghanistan closed its embassy in India

Afghanistan has announced to close the Afghan embassy in New Delhi due to India’s non-cooperation.

By writing a letter to the Indian Ministry of Interior, the Afghan Embassy announced the closure of the embassy in New Delhi.

In a statement issued by the Afghan Embassy in India on social media, it also expressed regret and disappointment over the closure of all activities of the embassy in New Delhi from October 1.

In the letter, the decision to close the embassy’s activities was attributed to shortage of staff, lack of resources and non-cooperation of the Indian government and it was said that due to the non-cooperation of the Indian government, the diplomatic mission was facing difficulties in running effectively while the staff And due to lack of resources, continuing diplomatic operations became a challenge.

The letter written by the Afghan embassy said that India has completely failed to fulfill the expectations of serving the interests of Afghanistan.

In the letter, one of the reasons for closing the embassy is neglecting Afghanistan’s interests in the absence of a constitutionally functioning government in Kabul, not renewing visas for diplomats on time, etc.

According to the embassy’s letter, the embassy staff rejects baseless claims of infighting, saying no diplomat is using the current crisis to seek asylum in a third country.

On the other hand, the report of the foreign news agency said that there was a tug-of-war between the ambassador nominated by the Taliban and appointed by the government of former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani for control of the embassy.

Earlier, a Reuters report quoted three embassy officials as saying that the ambassador and other senior diplomats had left India in recent months and sought political asylum in Europe and the United States. will take control of the embassy.