Respuesta :
Option B i.e Taliban is the correct answer.
We see in 1979 Afghanistan was invaded by Soviet Union and set up their puppet regime there. The Militant group or mujahedin forces later Taliban began to fight against Soviet Union. The Taliban inflicted heavy casualties on Soviet Union and the Soviet Union withdrew it's troops in 1989 . Later in 1992, the puppet government backed by the Soviet Union was removed by Taliban.
The rule of Taliban in Afghanistan began in 1996 and continued till 9/ 11 terror attack, when their government was removed by US. During their rule, they established the Islamic law in Afghanistan.
The Taliban rose to power by restoring order in Afghanistan after the war with the Soviet Union.
Further Explanation:
The Taliban or the Islamic Emirates of Afganistan are the Sunni Islamicfundamentalists and military organization based in Afganistan responsible for waging war In Afganistan. It is being administered by HibatullahAkhundzada, the Talibanian Leader since 2016. The Taliban held a rough dictatorship in Afganistan from 1996 to 2001 and administered a strict elucidation of Syrian law.
The Taliban emerged as a prominent faction in the Afgan Civil War having students of Pashtun Movement as its prominent members. They were the students educated from the Traditional Islamic schools, prominently from the regions of Helmand, Uruzgan, and Kandahar.
After the evacuation of Afganistan by The Soviet troops in 1989, the country was torn apart by the Mujahideen and the ISI group of Pakistan in order to sustain their autonomy in the region. Taliban fostered the Khandar Student Movement in order to gain their support.
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Answer Details-
Grade: High School
Chapter: The Taliban
Subject: History
Keywords: Taliban, Islamic Emirates,Sunni Islamic,fundamentalists,military organization,Afganistan,HibatullahAkhundzada, Syrian law,Helmand, Uruzgan, Kandahar,
