A prominent Jihadi leader Abdul Rab Rasoul Sayaf has said that certain individuals exist in Kabul who are looking for a chance to make chaos.

He said that security forces need to be praised for their sacrifices but to eliminate enemies “they have to be removed from our lines.”

Sayaf said that if enemies arrive at Kabul doors then clashes will began from inside.

He said that certain people are armed and looking for a chance to make chaos.

Sayaf said he is available to provide further details regarding them if he is asked.

While talking to the gathering commemorating the 4^th death anniversary of Afghanistan’s former president and head of the country’s High Peace Council Burhanudin Rabani on Sunday, Sayaf warned those trying to dig ditch for Afghanistan. He said: “Those digging ditch for Afghanistan need to know that they will fall in the same ditch.”

Sayaf recalled his comments from the gathering commemorating Ahmad Shah Masoud’s death where he said that according to Islam if second ‘Amir’ emerges then he needs to be killed.

Without naming the person, Sayaf said that a man has said that Sayaf was unable to cut the neck of Mullah Omar but if Taliban get a chance they will cut the neck of Sayaf.

He said the man is setting in first or second lines of gatherings and receives $2,000 salary.

Sayaf called the man a ‘chicken’ that is being breaded ‘here’ but lays ‘eggs’ in ISI coops.

Sayaf said that people working within ‘our lines’ for others need to be removed.

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