KABUL Akhtar Mansour had once again responded in the negative to a 1000-member delegation of religious scholars over the insurgency’s leadership row.
In a statement, the council said the death of Taliban’s founder and long-time supreme leader, Mullah Mohammad Omar, had plunged the Afghan people and the world into a dilemma.
It said the new leadership after Omar’s demise had been appointed in an improper and un-Islamic way and in this regard . . .
