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Shooting by Taliban Fighter Claims Lives of Family Members in Parwan; One Dead and Three Injured

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28 July 2023 - Solar Hijri Date: 1402/05/06 [t_time:1690550286]

Source: www.mofaic.gov.ae

Local sources in Parwan report that a former Taliban intelligence officer named Tamim, known as “Bache Rahim,” who once served as the intelligence director of the Taliban in Jabal Saraj district, fired shots at four members of a family in the province.

On Friday, July 28, in the village of Meyan-Gozar, Jabal Saraj district, Parwan province, Bache Rahim allegedly opened fire on members of a family, resulting in the death of one individual and injuries to three others.

According to the sources, the shooting led to the death of a young boy named Nooryalai, while three other boys from the same family were wounded and are currently receiving medical treatment.

The incident occurred after a verbal altercation between Bache Rahim and the family members, during which he resorted to gunfire.

It is worth noting that Bache Rahim has a history of violence in the region. On September 23, 2019, he was involved in the killing of his uncle’s wife and his four children using a hunting rifle in the village of Meyana-Guzar, Jabal Saraj district.

Following that incident, Bache Rahim fled the scene and joined the ranks of the Taliban.

According to the claims made by the sources, one year after the mentioned event, Bache Rahim was involved in the killing of another uncle, Abdul Wali, known as “Sepahi.”

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