Kabul : Taliban Claims to have arrested around 100 criminal suspects on Sunday Kabul in the last week.
General Mobin, spokesman for Kabul Security Department, said the detainees were suspected of involvement in various cases, including armed robberies, and their documents have been sent to the respective judicial offices for investigation. tolo news,
“Their documents have been sent to the judicial departments, and we assure the residents of Kabul that the Islamic Emirate forces are working round the clock to provide security to the residents,” it said. general mobin,
Meanwhile, military experts say the number of criminal cases will increase as poverty and hunger rise in the country, Tolo News reports.
“Pervasive poverty is directly linked and affects the growth of crimes in the city,” said asadullah nadeem, a military specialist.
This comes after the head of the commission announced an audit of security forces last week that the commission had expelled 1,895 force members involved in harassment cases.
General Mobin, spokesman for Kabul Security Department, said the detainees were suspected of involvement in various cases, including armed robberies, and their documents have been sent to the respective judicial offices for investigation. tolo news,
“Their documents have been sent to the judicial departments, and we assure the residents of Kabul that the Islamic Emirate forces are working round the clock to provide security to the residents,” it said. general mobin,
Meanwhile, military experts say the number of criminal cases will increase as poverty and hunger rise in the country, Tolo News reports.
“Pervasive poverty is directly linked and affects the growth of crimes in the city,” said asadullah nadeem, a military specialist.
This comes after the head of the commission announced an audit of security forces last week that the commission had expelled 1,895 force members involved in harassment cases.
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