Some former commanders of the fallen republic say that the security and defense forces of the fallen republic are an alternative to the caretaker government. When you look at the history of the Republic’s security forces, their history pages are filled with bad events and a negative track record. Comparing these forces to the caretaker government or presenting them as an alternative is like throwing dust in the nation’s eyes, because the Republic’s security forces were involved in evil, corruption, murder, kidnapping, embezzlement, oppression, terror, theft, and crimes. They showed no mercy to their own Afghans but were protectors for the occupiers. They sacrificed themselves for dollars to defend them and died defending Washington. In zero units and commandos, the person who killed the most innocent civilians and the ones who committed the most atrocities during raids were given the most promotions and military ranks.
The areas of Afghanistan under the control of the Republic’s security forces were considered the most insecure, people were wandering around Kabul’s city center under the surveillance of security agencies, no one’s honor was safe, no one could leave their home after sunset, security zones had divided Kabul and other cities among themselves for theft, smuggling, and kidnapping, every strongman arbitrarily extorted shops, security zones had become dens of thieves and kidnappers, and all kinds of corruption were institutionalized within these security lines, causing every strongman to use them for their own interests and protect their personal gains.
If one takes a deep look at the brutality and cruelty of the Republic’s security forces, their page in history is shameful due to their corruption and crimes, and a black mark on the reputation of Afghanistan. Among these security forces, a former general, Abdul Razziq, can be mentioned. Thousands of innocent Afghans were martyred by him in Kandahar province. The bodies of many martyrs are still missing, and the bodies of many martyrs are still being found in the sand. In the prisons of this general, young people were found who had been declared dead by their families and whose funerals had been held, but they were still alive.
In Maidan Wardak province, a commander named Ali Poor, who was fully supported by Mohammad Mohaqiq, despite being affiliated with the Republic and a commander in the Republic’s security forces, stood against the Republic again due to several factors and shot down a Republic commando plane. In 2018, he was ordered to be arrested by Ghani, but he responded, “The government is not capable of arresting me.” To show force to Ghani, he killed four soldiers and eight civilians in the Lal Jangal area of Ghor province.
The security agencies of the republic were filled with such criminals, and they have no achievements that can replace the current caretaker government. The security forces of the republic lacked religious knowledge and national spirit, their leadership was foreign, and they were willing to compromise values for money. However, in contrast, the leadership and individuals of the caretaker government are from among the Afghans, they have brought security, prosperity, and justice instead of insecurity, crime, and corruption to the country, and they are working tirelessly day and nite for the development of this nation.
Under no circumstances can the security forces of the fallen republic be a substitute for such a just government, nor will the people of this country allow individuals from the corrupt security ranks to come to power again and shed the blood of innocent citizens.
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