India has admitted and is treating an Afghan national, Taqwa, a resident of Paktia with close links to the Gul Bahadur Group, a UN-designated terrorist organization. Taqwa was issued a visa by the Indian Embassy in Kabul in September, travelled to India on September 30, and underwent surgery today.
This is not healthcare. This is complicity. Taqwa is pictured alongside Abdul Razzaq Izhar, the Afghan national who carried out Bannu Cantonment suicide bombing in March 2025. The company he keeps is a network. Taliban regime, which harbors Khwariji Bahadur Group and TTP, facilitated his travel to India. India is nursing a terrorist back to health while his brothers plan next attack.
India and Taliban share same DNA of terrorism. One shelters terrorists, the other treats them. One exports terror, the other provides the hospital bed. This is not a coincidence. It is a partnership. The world must ask: how many more Taqwas are being treated in Indian hospitals while their associates plan the next attack?
Taliban and India are two faces of the same terror coin. The world must not look away.
