KABUL Mohammad Omar, some political observers claim.
The Pakistani government during the past 14 years had arrested, imprisoned, killed and handed over to the US a number of Taliban leaders.
But still the Afghan Taliban leadership council has been operating from Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province, where the rebels recently elected Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor as their new supreme leader.
Political analyst, Wahid Muzhda, said in the present and the past, the Taliban understood Pakistan was exploiting their urgencies and had never had a . . .
