Why no action has been taken when Taliban Kuchis Burned Down Mosque and Copies of Quran in Behsud?
Updated: 02.02.2012
REUTERS PICTURES
Protesters mostly supports of Pashtun Taliban, shout anti-U.S. slogans during a protest in Kabul February 24, 2012. Twelve people were killed on Friday in the bloodiest day yet in protests that have raged across Afghanistan over the desecration of copies of the Muslim holy book at a NATO military base with riot police and soldiers on high alert braced for more violence.
Updated: 01.04.2011
Over 10 killed as mob attack UN office in north Afghan city
Published: Saturday, September 11th, 2010
People burned tires and blocked a highway in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, during a protest in reaction to a small American church’s plan to burn copies of the Koran.(Photo: AP)
Demonstrations have erupted in countries including Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Indonesia and the Palestinian territories, despite the church in question saying it would not go ahead with the plan.
In Afghanistan, at least one person was reported to have been killed in clashes with security forces as an angry crowd attacked a NATO base in the northern province of Badakshan.
In the past years, thousands of armed Taliban Kuchi attacked Behsud and killed tens of innocent people. During their attack, they have burnt down schools, mosques and even copies of Quran. But not a single Muslim protested against the barbaric act of the Kuchis. Is this because everyone is scared of Taliban kuchis? Or the Behsud Quran was not a “Quran”?
Inside the burned mosque, Behsud
Pages of Quran burned by Taliban Kuchis in Behsud
Quran burned by Pashtun Nomads in Behsud
Pages of Quranic verses burnt by Taliban Kuchis in Behsud
Inside a burnt mosque. Copies of Quran were burnt in fire
Kuchis burned down the Schools in Behsud.
Sources:
Aljazeera.net
Human Right Watch
KabulPress.org
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Hazara
February 27, 2012 at 10:23 pm
Its ok for muslim Taliban to burn Quran but its crime for others to burn it. Its also ok for Taliban to kill innocent Hazaras.
What should I think of these muslim who call them selves taliban or who support them..
Daniel Azad
February 27, 2012 at 2:37 am
Thanks so much for highlihting this article and make everyone to think about it….and to be aware of the realities.
Zulaikha Rezaie
February 26, 2012 at 11:06 am
Seriously! I personally can’t imagine it is really presently already been ten yrs since the Sept. eleventh assaults. Heartbreaking moment within U . s . heritage that we must not overlook concerning ever.
Tuan Khachatoorian
September 20, 2011 at 5:32 am
@ Zahra Taher, i am 100% agree with u…unless we join our hands together…unless we learn to see in the eyes of our enemies….unless we unite our energy to focus on
the greater HAZARAGI cause….it w’d be impossible for us to defeat our enemies…
I invite all of u my brothers and sisters to make a “HAZARA YOUTH FORUM” use ur PCs go through the Facebook, Twitter etc,send ur voice to the international community…believe me most of them don’t know anything about the plight of hazara people living in Afghanistan,appeal them to send ur voice to their Parliamentarians/Senators…”THIS IS THE WAR OF SURVIVAL” after this, Hazaras either would have a better life enjoying equal rights as the others or God forbidden…………..
saadjaan
April 12, 2011 at 9:58 am
Inorder to success, we have to be UNITED!!!!!
Zahra Taher
April 8, 2011 at 9:46 am
Well done with ur such kind of thinking and we are proud of such inteligent person that sharing his thought, idea proud of you
zulfiqar ali
April 4, 2011 at 2:31 am
The Behsud Quran was Quran, the reason of burning Quran in Behsud was only that because it was possessed by Hazaras. Hazaras have no friend in World especially in Afghanistan. I appeal Hazaras to unite and learn lesson from History or be ready for ruin. Noyan Hazara, Pakistan
Noyan Hazara
September 14, 2010 at 1:29 pm