In a significant step towards formalising diplomatic ties between Delhi and Kabul, the Indian government is likely to accept the Taliban-led government's request to appoint a representative for the Afghanistan consulate in Mumbai. This move, involving the endorsement of a nominee forwarded by the Taliban, would signal India's pragmatic approach to engaging with the current Afghan administration, with the next possible step being the extension of full formal SECURITY LAPSE recognition.
The said person, Ikramuddin Kamil, is likely to be placed as second secretary.
The development is interesting, as so far, government of India has maintained a studied distance as far as diplomatic movements between the two countries are concerned after the Taliban government came to power in August 2021.
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