Arrest of bigwig taliban commander mullah ghanni brader from Karachi.

February 21, 2010 Arrest of bigwig taliban commander mullah ghanni brader from Karachi.

Recent arrest of mullah abdul ghanni brader, have seen a big step forward in the pak american relations now the demand of do more from the american establishment have been answered from the pakistani administraion quite sharply, mullah brader is believed to be second in command of taliban leadership after mullah ummer, the arrest on mulla abdul ghanni was announced on saturday, mullah abdul ghanni brader was termed as negociator or negociation facilitator for the taliban. a senior western journalist termed mullah ghani arrest as a serious backfall the current negociation with the taliban leadership. the arrest may effect the london conference where foriegn minister of 70 countaries took part; from 28 January to 30 January 2010, where at the end of the conference participating parties called for mutual declaration and clearly decided that the importance that afghan security would be competly handed over to the aghans administration within three years or so. but the main question was still unanswered as such arrest of negociatiors would make taliban hardlined and reconciliation with them would be more difficult. as before the arrest some eliments of talibans opposed the basic idea of negociation with the foreign forces and demanded that the first condition of the negociation would be the immediate withdrawl of foregin allied forces; now the arrest of mullah brader proved the point of view of such elements.

The situation in afghanistan may further deteriate as taliban see it a major breach of trust by the ISAF forces and their pakistani expeditor, now its very inevitable that convoys of military supply of ISAF forces may witness more and more attacks along its 900 KM route from pakistani port city of Karachi to the afghan border town of spin boldak, as this route has the poorest security arrangments as compare to those in Aghanistan, and that may also suffer the same fate as that of peshawar-jalalabad had.