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The “lawful” lawlessness of the Taliban.
A gang of eleven armed thieves raided the residence of Abdul Wase Gholebahari, the former security commander of the provincial police in Parwan province, making off with approximately 700,000 Afghanis in cash, as well as various valuable items.
Local sources have reported that this audacious event occurred on the night of Friday, August 25th, in Sabzi Khil village, situated in the Gplbahar region of Jabal al-Saraj district within Parwan province.
According to these sources, the masked thieves forcefully entered the house of the former security commander and subdued his parents. Subsequently, they proceeded to ransack the residence, absconding with the cash and other valuable belongings.
Further elaboration from sources indicates that the house is currently inhabited by only three members of the former Parwan security commander’s family—his father, mother, and sister.
It has come to light that the family of the ex-security commander has been enduring the pressure of extortion from these criminals for months leading up to this daring incident.
Of note, there has been a recent surge in armed robberies within Parwan province, often involving perpetrators utilizing the name and military equipment associated with the Taliban
 ...mindless ferocity in a turban...
Just last week, another instance of armed thievery targeted the home of a resident in Miana Guzar village of Jabal al-Saraj district, Parwan province, resulting in the loss of 600,000 Afghanis in cash and the family’s precious jewelry.
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