The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on Thursday rejected reports that it is hunting down Afghans who helped Britain based on dripped British details, worrying that no one has been arrested or killed for previous actions.Hamdullah Fitrat, deputy representative for the Islamic Emirate, said that the country’& rsquo; s intelligence agency does not require such information because the pertinent companies have all the documents and details about workers.“& ldquo; The Islamic Emirate does not take revenge on anyone.
No one has the right or approval to pursue, monitor or hurt anybody,” & rdquo; he said.Earlier, the British paper The Telegraph reported that the country had used asylum to 24,000 soldiers of the former Afghan government and their families after the leakage of confidential information.According to the report, the Islamic Emirate is hunting down people whose names are on the list.The post IEA denies searching down people based upon leaked British data first appeared on TINS News|Afghanistan News.