What is the work of an adult star in the Taliban's courtyard? American beauty reached Afghanistan, posing for a photo with an AK-47

There are strict restrictions on women's rights in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. Girls are kept away from education. Women are not allowed to go out of the house. Not only this, they are not even allowed to roam in parks. But amidst all this, an American adult film star, Whitney Wright, visited Afghanistan. She roamed around the park and got photographed with the guns of Taliban fighters. Her such open activities have surprised everyone. It is also being told that this adult star has been invited to Afghanistan by the Taliban themselves and the entire trip has been sponsored by the Taliban. This has raised many questions among the people. Whitney Wright has been posting in support of the Palestinians since the Israeli attack. She also visited Iran in February last year.

There seems to be truth in this matter. The biggest reason for this is the way she is roaming openly in Afghanistan and getting photographed with weapons. This is not possible without the help of the Taliban. Because Afghanistan, ruled by the Taliban, is the only country in the 21st century where educating girls is a crime. Afghan girls have been banned from education only because they are women. This shows the double character of the Taliban. This situation is shocking for Afghan women and the international community.

Uproar on social media

This incident has created a storm on social media. An Afghani wrote, 'An American adult star can roam freely in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, but Afghan women cannot even leave their front doors. The Taliban's thirst for PR has no limits.' Another user wrote, 'In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, American adult star Whitney Wright can roam freely in Bamiyan National Park, but she does not need anyone with her. But it is a crime for Afghan women to step alone in the same park.'

The tour became a puzzle

This tour of an American adult star to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan is currently beyond the understanding of the people. Even the security and intelligence agencies are not able to assess what is the purpose of this tour. Some analysts believe that the Taliban is trying to improve its image internationally. Whitney Wright's visit may be a part of this.