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Former Taliban Leader Joined Peace Process In Laghman Province

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Ahmad Shah Ghanizada
Ahmad Shah Ghanizadahttps://www.khaama.com
Ahmadshah Ghanizada is the deputy editor in chief for The Khaama Press Agency who manages and overlooks the English edition.

Thursday, May 12 – According to a source of national security department of Laghman,  around 12 armed insurgents joined peace process in Laghman Province.

One of the leader of the Taliban insurgents together with his 11 followers joined the peace process. They also handed over their arms to the government which includes 4 AK-47’s, a rocket launcher, 3 binocular and a set of communication to peace process.

According to the sources, Mullah Mohammad Anwar used to carry out activities against government in Laghman province.

The sources further added that Mullah Mohammad Anwar joined the peace process in a function held with the presence of Jamatullah Hamidi Deputy Governor, Chairman of Provincial Council and Chairman of State Offices.

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