- Legitimately elected government in Afghanistan should be a part of any peace initiative. In the past, the Afghan government was often sidelined by international interlocutors when they engaged with the Taliban.
- All initiatives and processes must include all sections of the Afghan society. There is acceptability in India about talking to the Taliban, since they represent a “section of the Afghan society”.
- The achievement of establishing democratic processes and human rights, including women’s rights, should be respected.
- Any process should not lead to any ungoverned spaces where terrorists and their proxies can relocate.
- Also, the Pakistan-based terrorist groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jamaat-ud-Dawa, and Jaish-e-Mohammed must not be allowed to relocate.
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Saturday, August 10
5 Points on India's Stand on Afghan Peace Process
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