The hands and feet of thieves will be cut off, homosexuals will get death, this will be Talibani rule

US forces are withdrawing from Afghanistan after nearly 20 years. Along with this, the influence of Taliban on this country is increasing rapidly. Meanwhile, a Taliban judge claims that if Sharia law is implemented, thieves and homosexuals will be given painful punishment.

38-year-old Taliban judge Rahim, in a conversation with a reporter for the German newspaper Bild, talked about some cases. He said that recently a person told us that there has been a theft in his house. After this we had asked to cut off the thief's hand.

Rahim further said that I had also asked the owner of this ring whether this thief's legs should also be cut off as he not only stole the ring but also tried to enter the house. But this person had refused to amputate his legs.

Apart from this, Rahim talked about another case in which he told that a gang was caught doing kidnapping and smuggling. Rahim said that according to the crime, we start with the cutting of fingers. After this the palms, elbows and arms are cut.

Apart from this, Rahim was asked how gay people would be treated under Taliban rule and what punishment would they be given? On this Rahim said that either he would be stoned or he would be made to stand behind an 8 to 10 feet long wall which fell on him.

Significantly, the condition of women has been very bad under Taliban rule and this is the reason why many women are preparing to leave this country once again seeing the dominance of Taliban in Afghanistan. Rahim has also not offered a very positive view of women's concerns.

Rahim said that women would also be allowed to go out of the house under Taliban rule but for this they would need to get a permit. Apart from this, women can also go to school but only if the teacher is a woman and they wear hijab.

Let us inform that US President Joe Biden had set a deadline of September 11 for the withdrawal of his troops, but before that American troops have started leaving here. On July 9, the Taliban claimed in the Russian capital Moscow that the Taliban now controlled more than 85 percent of Afghanistan's territory.