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Rising Insecurity: Man Shot Dead in Kunduz Province

Mohammad Farhaad Mohammad Farhaad
12 November 2026 - Solar Hijri Date: 1405/08/21 [t_time:1794474704]
Sayed Nawab Mujaddidi, a hotel owner, was shot dead by two armed men near his home in Kunduz city amid rising insecurity and criminal activities. (Photo credit: Exclusive)

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Local sources in Kunduz have reported the killing of a man in the province.

Sources told the Hasht-e Subh Daily on Thursday, November 12, that a man was shot dead on Wednesday evening in Halabi-Sazi Alley in the centre of Kunduz city.

According to the sources, the man was identified as Sayed Nawab Mujaddidi, a hotel owner.

The sources added that Sayed Nawab was shot dead by two armed men near his home.

The motive and circumstances behind the incident remain unclear.

This comes as insecurity, targeted killings, robberies, and other criminal activities have increased in many provinces across the country in recent months.

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