Crossing the limits of cruelty, Taliban rained whips in Afghanistan, so far more than 250 have been punished

Crossing the limits of cruelty, Taliban rained whips in Afghanistan, so far more than 250 have been punished


Taliban Publicly Beaten Women: In the Badakhshan province of Afghanistan on Friday, the Taliban publicly thrashed 11 people, including two women. According to the report of Afghanistan’s local news agency, the Taliban carried out the incident in front of a sports ground in Faizabad.

All those who were beaten have been charged with moral turpitude and adultery. Please tell that in front of a huge crowd in northern Badakhshan, the Taliban have flogged all 11 people in front of Taliban officials, scholars and local elders.

Around 250 people have been flogged publicly in different provinces.

Please tell that this is not the first time this has been done by the Taliban. Earlier, 16 people were publicly flogged in the Grishak district of southern Helmand according to the decision of the Supreme Court of the Taliban. According to media reports, the Taliban have publicly flogged the three youths about 39 times.

Taliban officials say that all three youths were involved in adultery. According to the newspaper of the Taliban office, the three youths living in Nangarhar province were detained on suspicion of having illicit relations. After this he was sentenced to this. In the last few months, the Taliban have publicly thrashed about 250 people in this way because of one or the other crime.

This is how the process of flogging started in public

The process of flogging was started by the Taliban from last November. This began after the group’s supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, asked judges to apply Sharia law in court decisions. Let us tell you that there is also a provision for the death penalty under this law.

In the last few months, the Taliban-run administration has publicly flogged hundreds of people in Helmand, Farah, Takhar, Logar, Kabul, Badakhshan, Uruzgan, Jawzjan, Parwan, Paktia, Paktika, Laghman and some other provinces.

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