Taliban appoints new ambassador for Afghanistan Embassy in India, know what is the reason?

The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has decided to recall Afghan ambassador Farid Mamundze and replace him with current trade councilor Qadir Shah as acting ambassador. The entire controversy became public when Afghan media outlets published a letter from Afghans based in India, accusing the current ambassador and other officials of corruption. In response since 2020 Ambassador to India Mamundze issued a letter alleging the collapse of the democratic system in Afghanistan, terming the allegations as one-sided, biased and untrue.

However, after the Taliban issued a letter (Order No. 3578 dated April 25, 2023) by the Director of Human Resources of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), Ambassador Farid Mamundze was recalled, asking how the trouble within the embassy had been going on for the past month. Increasing. He was asked to report to the MFA in Kabul. Another order from Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaki on the same date stated that Trade Counselor Qadir Shah would oversee affairs at the Afghanistan Embassy in India and report to the government in Kabul.

After India opened the Kabul embassy, ​​the Taliban wanted its ambassador to be posted in New Delhi. The Taliban’s Foreign Ministry had requested for the posting of its ambassador for the first time in July last year.