Talk:Baba Jalandar Panjshiri
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editCopy edited a few errors, removed POV tag as no reason for it is stated. I see no reason to see this article as anything but neutral. Grant bud (talk) 00:47, 24 December 2009 (UTC)
Someone removed the point regarding troops under his command and their involvement ni the afshar massacre.... not sure why... no reason was given but the point is sourced and documented Grant bud (talk) 09:10, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
sometimes i believed that the reports from the human rights watch is not neutral, and sometimes rather it is rasict, about this case, where did they bring his surname as panjshiri?! im wondering where did it comes from! He didnt used such a surname, nor he is not called by this surname in his entire life, not officialy, not in public eye, but those reporter of so called human rights watch groups, which most of thier sourses are RAWA's propaganda group,and fromer Hezbe Wahdat, put the title of panjshiri in the end of his name to make thier point againts panjshiris and it clearly shows where this report comes from.
Baba Jalandar were fighting againts the Hezbe Islami and Hezb Wahdat, and Rashid Dustom's Junbeshe meli. the groups which surrounded Kabul, baned every thing going to Kabul from food to foil and bombarded the city in daily bases.Bukhara2 (talk) 17:16, 26 May 2010 (UTC)