The governor of Islamic Emirate in Balkh says that after the announcement of general amnesty in the country, all the officials and appointees of the previous government lived under the shadow of their government in this province and no one harassed them. He also asks the political figures of the former regime to return to the country and live in their own country.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Mazar-e-Sharif: Qadratullah Abu Hamza; The governor of Balkh yesterday (Wednesday, August 24) in a press conference in the presence of the journalists of this province said that in the last two decades, thousands of Islamic Emirate forces were killed in the northern plains in a terrible situation. However, by dominating the country, they pardoned all their opponents.
 
The governor of Balkh added: "You and I remember that the bodies of our martyrs were set on fire, thrown under tanks, and their organs were cut with knives and axes.
 
According to Abu Hamzah, at the same time as the republic fell, a large number of appointees and officials of the previous government were stuck at the border of Uzbekistan, the government of Uzbekistan did not allow them to enter, and the officials of the Islamic Emirate government brought them back to Balkh, and they are still living in Balkh.
 
The governor of Balkh added: Former parliamentarians, high-ranking government employees and even national security employees lived in Balkh and their security was provided by the Islamic Emirate.
 
Continuing his speech, Abu Hamza asked the politicians and opponents of the Islamic Emirate to return to their homeland and work alongside the government to rebuild and modernize the country, and Afghanistan needs the presence of all Afghans.
 
These talks took place while a number of political figures of the previous government have returned to the country in recent days and have been welcomed by the government of the Islamic Emirate.
 
In the latest case, a day ago, the Commission for Contact with the Government of the Islamic Emirate announced that Abdul Salam Bakshi, the general director of Afghan prisons in the previous government, has returned to the country with the efforts of this commission.