The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi meeting the President of Afghanistan, Dr. Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on September 19, 2018.

Muska Najibullah, the daughter of Dr. Najibullah, the former president of Afghanistan, reacted to the recent remarks of President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani regarding recent political upheavals in the country.

"President Ghani, the war in Afghanistan isn�t a 20 year film project. By the way, every film also has an ending," Muska said in a statement posted online.

She also added "Arrogance is an unhealthy ego in need of repair, Mr President. That smile at the end of your interview - highly uncalled for a leader of your stature."

"Only Afghans understand Najibullah�s nationalism & intentions for peace. Not sure if you are one of them 🤔⁉️💡," Muska added.

President ⁦@ashrafghani⁩, the war in #Afghanistan isn’t a 20 year film project. By the way, every film also has an ending. Arrogance is an unhealthy ego in need of repair. Only #Afghans understand #Najibullahs nationalism & politics. Not sure if you are one of them 🤔⁉️💡 pic.twitter.com/0wH7ZYc8KP

— Muska Najibullah (@muskanajibullah) June 12, 2020

President Ghani had earlier said Dr. Najibullah committed a major mistake by stepping down, calling it a failed experiment which he would not prefer to repeat.

Ghani made the remarks during an interview which he conducted via a video teleconference in which he also compared the experiment by Dr. Najibullah to a film.

LINK: https://www.ansarpress.com/english/18503

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