Just Earth News | @justearthnews | 27 Dec 2021, 05:14 am Print
Panjshir | Taliban Image: Screengrab from Twitter video
Kabul: Hundreds of people in Annaba district of Afghanistan's Panjshir province came out on the street on Sunday over the killing of a young man whom they claimed to be shot dead by the Taliban affiliates, media reports said.
The protesters carried the dead body to the office of the provincial governor and asked for justice, reports Khaama Press.
The protesters were seen shouting “Death to Taliban”, “Death to stooges of Pakistan”, and “Long live Ahmad Masoud”, slogans.
دختر پنجشیری: مردم پنجشیر منسجم باشید؛ قطعنامه را میخوانم ولو Ú©Ù‡ طالب مرا همین Ù„Øظه از بین ببرد
— Aamaj News (@aamajnews24) December 27, 2021
به دنبال کشته شدن یک جوان از سوی طالبان در پنجشیر، دختران در میان مردان معترض در پنجشیر Øضور یاÙته، میگویند Ú©Ù‡ با تسلط طالبان ظلم بیشتر شده Ùˆ غیرنظامیان به ناØÙ‚ تیرباران میشوند. pic.twitter.com/vOeaWGmBOI
Residents of Annaba district claimed that the 24-year-old victim, Nazir Aqa, was killed by the Taliban affiliates but the motive behind the murder is yet to be unveiled, the news agency reported.
#تازه
— Aamaj News (@aamajnews24) December 26, 2021
ادامه شعارهای معترضان خشمگین؛ خراسانی به Ù…ØÙ„ رسید
خبرنگار آماج در پنجشیر میگوید به دنبال کشته شدن یک جوان در پنجشیر؛ معترضان جسد به دوش در پیش دÙتر والی طالبان برای پنجشیر رسیده Ùˆ خواهان عدالت اند. عبدالØمید خراسانی آمر امنیت پنجشیر نیز به Ù…ØÙ„ رسیده است.#آماج_نیوز pic.twitter.com/Xv4QCv7KRJ
The provincial government described the incident as a "misunderstanding".
Panjshir was the last Afghan province which was captured by the Taliban.
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