The Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDFA) was allowed to apply for up to 1,000 slots each year at Indian institutes, including the Indian Army Academy in Dehradun and the Officers Training Academy in Chennai.
After the fall of Kabul and took over of Afghanistan by the present regime, the Afghan officers and police who were in training in India could return to Afghanistan.
However,
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after the fall of Kabul, the Indian government allowed 185 Cades of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDFS), who were stranded in the country, to undergo a 12-month training or receive medical care. despite that, now they are facing an uncertain future in New Delhi.
The officials in New Delhi said they had further training to advance their knowledge and better serve their nation. However,
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they expressed sorrow that they could not return to their country to serve the nation.
They also stated that neither they could return home nor financially get support. As a result, they are struggling financially and facing psychological issues.
Despite calling for a national amnesty, the acting administration in Afghanistan still reports detained, prosecuted, tortured, and missing dozens of former Afghan army soldiers, coppers, and former national security personnel, said one of the officers.
Meanwhile,
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according to the Taliban
...the Pashtun equivalent of men...-run defence ministry, 25 former army officers have reportedly returned to Afghanistan after completing training programmes in New Delhi.
The Taliban-run defense ministry, meanwhile, has announced that 25 former army officers have returned to Afghanistan after finishing training courses in New Delhi.
The former officials of Afghansitan’s defense ministry said that this ministry used to send a few hundred soldiers to India, China, Turkey, UAE, and Russia each year for short-term and long-term military training.