From sexual extortion to bloody clashes and blindness in one eye; moral scandals have increased in the ranks of the Taliban police in Badakhshan

Local sources in Badakhshan province report moral corruption, extortion, and clashes among a number of Taliban police officials in the province.

They are reporting.

According to these sources, some of these officials were extorting money from people using moral and sexual files.

According to sources, Najibullah Raghistani, the director of the Taliban's counter-crime unit in Khash district, in cooperation with

The deputy security chief of the group's police headquarters in Badakhshan had assigned a girl to approach Shadab Raghi, establish a relationship with him, and film him.

Sources add that after this incident, Shadab Raghi was arrested by the intelligence services.

The Taliban was arrested, but some time later, he was released after paying a bribe of five hundred thousand Afghanis to a judge and a number of officials in the Taliban's judicial department.

According to sources, after his release, Shadab Raghi recently became the commander of the Taliban's second security zone in Badakhshan.

It has been assigned.

According to local sources, after his release, Shadab Raghi first clashed with the Taliban's deputy security chief inside the police headquarters and injured him.

In another incident, he also severely beat Najibollah Raghestani;

An attack that, according to sources, left Raghestani blind in one eye.

Sources say that following these events, Najibullah Raghistani and the Taliban's deputy security chief are now under the group's police surveillance in Kabul.

These resources also

They claim that the two officials in question were extorting money from individuals by filing moral and sexual cases against them.

Meanwhile, a number of Badakhshan residents expressed concern about the spread of corruption, middlemen, and group relations within the local Taliban structure.

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They say that personal relationships and influence networks play a prominent role in appointing officials and advancing affairs, and this situation has undermined public trust in administrative and security structures.

According to these residents, some officials

The local Taliban, despite emphasizing Islamic values ​​and the principles of Sharia, prioritize their own personal interests and exploit their position for exploitation.