At least his team calls him the leader. His team works from two cities, Kabul and Kandahar. Kabul is still called the capital, but the Mullah lives in Kandahar. Witnesses say that there are an increasing number of Pakistani workers and advisors within the Taleban administration. Some of these people draw larger salaries compared to their Afghan counterparts.
Some reports suggest that the situation is the same in the military also.
Therefore, there are some people who conclude that Pakistan and its agents therefore run the Taleban administration. He claims to be an adviser to Taleban leader, Mullah Omar. Last week he presented a letter to the State Department in Washington calling for normalization of relations between the two countries. The State Department spokesman commenting on the issue said he did not know who had signed the letter. He further said that the letter did not address the main concerns of the United States which include extradition of Osama the son of Laden, the issue of narcotics, terrorism and human rights.