A video of a person believed to be the chief of Afghanistan’s provincial police agency being brutally executed has spread on social media and is shocking.
In a video circulating on social media such as Twitter, a man with his hands tied and his eyes covered with a cloth is sitting on the floor on his knees, followed by sparks and dozens of bullets pouring out at the man.
Bullet baptism continues even when the man is completely knocked down.
This video is searched on social media under the name of Haji Mullah Achakzai, chief of the Afghan Police Department in Badgis Province.
The authors of the post claimed that the Taliban did not retaliate, and that the video was what the Taliban were.
British media such as the Daily Mail and the Mirror reported that Director Haji Mullah Achakzai was arrested after the Taliban regained power on Sunday, and some media reported that the director was executed on the 18th.
Director Akakzai, in his early 60s, is said to have been a target for the Taliban for a long time.
The Taliban publicly declared an amnesty order to form an open and inclusive government, but it was not long before they were spotted walking from door to door to find former government officials and others.
(Photo = Twitter capture, Yonhap News)
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