Will Afghanistan Be The Bassinet!

Singing students fleeing the country in fear of Taliban:-

Apart from women, after the arrival of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, if anyone has suffered the most, then it is sports and music. Although the Taliban did not officially impose any restrictions on people in the music area, they have ordered everyone to stay at home until further notice. It has been two months now, but no further orders have been issued from the Taliban.

The Portuguese government has agreed to shelter more than 100 students, alumni and faculty members of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music. After which the students and faculty members of the institute have left for Portugal from Kabul on Sunday. The director of the institute said the plane had taken off for Qatar with 235 people on Sunday from Kabul's international airport. It also included students, alumni and faculty members of the Institute of Music. Ahmed Sarmast, the school's founder and director, said from his home in Melbourne, Australia, "You can't imagine how happy I am." Yesterday I was crying for hours.

Significantly, a large number of people associated with music have also left the country since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Sarmast also told that there are still 184 faculty and studentsin Afghanistan, which have to be gradually rescued and taken to other countries.