Khalil Haqqani, the Taliban's minister for refugees and resettlement, was killed in a bomb blast at a mosque.

Khalil Haqqani, the Taliban's minister for refugees and resettlement, was killed in a bomb blast in Kabul on Wednesday (December 11). Khalil Haqqani was a senior member of the Haqqani Network and also the uncle of the Taliban's interior minister and senior leader Sirajuddin Haqqani. Khalil Haqqani was handling the problem of refugees coming to Afghanistan. Khalil Haqqani had a very important role in the Haqqani Network.
According to local media reports, on Wednesday (December 11), Taliban leader Khalil Haqqani was inside the mosque at the time of the incident. At the same time, a powerful bomb blast completely ripped apart the mosque. Reports of Khalil Haqqani's death emerged after a bomb blast at the mosque. However, it is not yet clear how many people were killed in the blast. However, the Taliban government has not yet confirmed the death of Khalil Haqqani. The Haqqani family is one of the most powerful factions of the Taliban. Its roots extend from Kabul, Afghanistan to the interior of Pakistan. The Haqqani network is designated as a terrorist organisation. Taliban has taken control of several provinces in Afghanistan. Khalil Haqqani was carrying a bounty of USD 5 million (currently around Rs 424.1 million) on his head. 
Khalil Haqqani, the Taliban's minister for refugees and resettlement, was killed in a bomb blast at a mosque.