Mullah Akhtar Mansour was declared as the new Taliban boss on Friday after the agitators affirmed the passing of Mullah Omar, who drove the aggressor development for about 20 years.
However, parts instantly rose in the middle of Mansour and adversaries testing his arrangement, uncovering the Taliban's greatest initiative emergency as of late and one that raises the danger of a factional split.
Underscoring the extending inner divisions, Tayeb Agha ventured down on Monday as leader of the Taliban's political office, set up in Qatar in 2013 to encourage peace talks, as per an announcement.
"So as to live with a reasonable soul and submit to the standards of Mullah Omar, I chose that my role as leader of the political office has finished," Agha said in the announcement distributed on a site frequently utilized by the Doha office and affirmed by a Taliban source.
"I won't be included in any sort of (Taliban) explanations... also, won't bolster any side in the current inner debate inside of the Taliban."
The Taliban source said Mansour's assistants were attempting to persuade Agha to withdraw his renunciation however his announcement adds to a developing tune of contradiction in the development over the undeniably sharp political move.
"The demise of Mullah Omar was kept mystery for a long time," Agha said. "I think about this as a verifiable misstep."
The Taliban have not given points of interest of when and where Omar passed on however the Afghan government said it happened in Karachi in April 2013.
The Taliban kept on discharging authority articulations for the sake of Omar, who had not been found in broad daylight since the Taliban were toppled from force in 2001, as of late as a month ago.
Agha included that accord ought to have been looked for from extremist fortifications inside Afghanistan over the new pioneer's arrangement.
Confronted with the open fractures, the Taliban have tried to present a bound together front during a period when the Islamic State gathering is making continuous advances in Afghanistan.
The aggressors discharged a feature on their site demonstrating a substantial horde of supporters vowing constancy to Mansour with an end goal to reinforce support for the new pioneer.
The feature couldn't be freely checked by AFP.
Mansour on Saturday called for solidarity in the Taliban in his first sound message since getting to be leader of the gathering, in remarks obviously went for fighting off a chipping of the gathering.
AFP