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Former Afghan Soldier Passes Away After Release from Taliban Captivity in Parwan Province

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27 April 2024 - Solar Hijri Date: 1403/02/08 [t_time:1714240403]
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Local sources in Parwan have reported the occurrence of the second death resulting from Taliban torture in a single day within the province. Sources confirmed on Saturday, April 27, that a member of the former government’s local police forces died one day after the Taliban released him from a prison in Parwan province. According to sources, the Taliban detained the former military member who had recently been deported from Iran last week, and after subjecting him to a night of torture, they released him. Identified as Fawad, he lost his life on Friday, April 26, in the village of “Chobbakhsh” in the Rabat area of the Bagram district. Sources indicate that the Taliban handed Fawad over to his family one day before his death, while he was in critical condition.

Meanwhile, another former military member lost his life one year after being released from a Taliban prison in Parwan. This former military member, named Naazir, also passed away on Friday, April 26, in the village of “Khawaja Mohammad Khel” within the jurisdiction of Jabal al-Siraj district in the province. Naazir had become paralyzed due to torture months after his release from Taliban captivity.


You can read the Persian version of this news here:
یک نظامی پیشین یک روز پس از آزادی از زندان طالبان در پروان جان باخت

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