The man, identified by relatives as Noor Agha, was allegedly stopped by the Taliban at a checkpoint and shot, his.

These groups have been referred to the Taliban's security agencies for further action.

Taliban says the individual received 30 lashes and was sentenced to two years in prison.

The decision comes weeks after an incident where some foreign students were attacked for praying on campus.

Hanafi highlighted the Taliban's backing for China's "Belt and Road Initiative" and expressed a desire for Afghanistan to be connected.

The organization has called on the international community to increase support for the Afghan people.

According to AGT, these individuals previously resided and were trained in Pakistan.

In 2005, he also held the position of deputy minister of information and culture.

Following these removals, students have reported an increase in the teaching hours dedicated to religious subjects.

Taliban has not yet commented on the incident.