KUNDUZ (SW) – The pro-Daesh or so-called Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISKP) has taken responsibility for killing a traffic warden after abduction in Kunduz province.
Mohammad Bashir, a member of the Kunduz Traffic Department, who was on his way home from his office three days ago, was abducted by unknown individuals and, according to his relatives, his body was found three days later.
The ISKP has claimed to have shot dead the traffic policeman after being abducted in the Dasht-e Abdan area of Kunduz province by posting pictures on social media.
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Meanwhile, Kunduz police spokesman, Enamauddin Rahmani said the deceased traffic warden was abducted and shot dead by the Taliban three days ago in the Sahudrak area of Kunduz.
According to Rahmani, Daesh or ISKP does not exist in Kunduz, and the areas where the traffic police officer lived and where he was shot are under Taliban control.
However, Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the Taliban, said the group had nothing to do with traffic officials who provided public services. He added that this method is related to Daesh.
On the other hand, residents and civil activists in Kunduz say that despite the widespread presence of the Taliban in Kunduz, the ISKP group has also started terrorist activities in the province.
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