According to a statement from the ministry, the floods displaced at least 500 families.

The Jamiat-e-Islami party has issued a statement supporting these protests.

The movement claimed that Taliban have forced people to "migrate involuntarily" under the pretense of "reclaiming government lands."

Indian media reported that Wardak, Afghanistan's consul General in India, allegedly attempted to smuggle the gold from Dubai to India.

The statement also mentioned that poppy has been cultivated in some areas of Badakhshan.

The report detailed that the Taliban have issued over 200 decrees, which have significantly restricted the fundamental freedoms of Afghans,.

He also noted that the rebellion in the towns of Argo and Darayim recalls the historic events of March 3.

Concerns over increased terrorist threats from Afghanistan have grown among regional countries and the international community since the Taliban's takeover.

Qanay mentioned that the ministry is coordinating with local officials to resolve the situation through community cooperation.

The statement indicated that these individuals were returned to Afghanistan on Saturday.