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AFGHANISTAN - TALIBAN PEACE DEAL 2020


To:     The Right Honourable Afghanistan President Hon. Ashraf Ghani  

From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja

Date: December 8, 2020

RE:     AFGHANISTAN – TALIBAN PEACE TALK 2020

Suggestion: Hon. President, let me start my paying my respects to you and through you to. I wrote to you in the month of September 9, 2019 regarding Afghanistan and Taliban peace talk, I suggested three possible solutions such as one is divide the country into two such as North Afghanistan and South Afghanistan. Give South Afghanistan to Taliban and keep North Afghanistan for your government. Second is power sharing initiative between your government and the Taliban’s. Third is set up western alliances and rule of law institutions to keep peace in Afghanistan. For that you should have a structured government that sought to establish ties with other western nation. Western alliances should provide enough support in all areas and building state, industry, agriculture, educational institutions and financial assistance. I am sure that first and second solutions may be incompatible for you because you may not want to divide the country and the Taliban and your government is incompatible because Taliban culture makes your government pretty much impossible. If any attempt to form a coalition government is destined for failure. I fervently hope that you will choose third solution that will address all issues in Afghanistan. My decision remains the same till today. The tenuous security and prosperity can be achieved if your government established ties with western nations. Please do not forget that your government is on the strong backing of the US and NATO forces.    

Hon. President, Taliban is determined to enforce Islamic law while your government is determined to demand democracy, elections and women’s rights. Both cannot exist in the same place because religious precepts and values are incompatible with democracy. I have many questions in my mind. There are many controversial issues in Afghanistan – Taliban peace talk. Is it possible for Taliban to transform a political party in Afghanistan? Is it possible for Taliban participating democratic process of Afghanistan? Will Taliban allow Afghan people to use social media freely? Humanity will never achieve full human freedom until it rejects religious precepts and values. Will Taliban cuts ties with terrorist groups? Taliban is an armed wing. How will armed wing form a political party or participating democratic process in Afghanistan? I impressed that Taliban were successful in opium eradication in Afghanistan. If I am not wrong, your government also lacks authority. Any peace deal made from government who lacks authority is deeply flawed. In my opinion, a deep analysis is required into Afghanistan-Taliban peace perspective. We need permanent settlement. Temporary settlement will eventually lead to Taliban takeover of Afghanistan sooner than later. How will the ideological position of Afghanistan and Taliban can be reconciled in the long term? For that Afghan people’s ideas and hearts are most important matters for reconciliation process before any other issues.

Thank you very much for your kind attention Hon. President

 

Respectfully yours,

Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja.

Athinarayanan Advisory



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