In a rare instruction, Taliban leaders have ordered their militants not to open fire in form of celebratory gunfire, as it has led to death of several locals.

Taliban militants have been happily engaging in celebratory gunfire in Kabul to mark their victory over the US troops.

The order has come after two people were killed and at least 12 people were injured due to a similar celebratory airfiring. When militants heard rumours about Taliban’s victory over the anti-Taliban resistance, some members open fired in the air to celebrate the news. However, it resulted in people getting injured and killed.

However,m later the leader of the anti-Taliban resistance denied the reports and stated that his fighters are still fighting the Taliban militants.

Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid took to Twitter to urge his militants to stop the violent celebrations right away. Addressing to his militants as 'Notable Mujahideen in Kabul and across the country', he said, "Avoid shooting in the air and thank God instead.&nbsp;Weapons and ammunition are in your hands, no one has the right to waste them.&nbsp;Cold bullets are more likely to harm civilians; So don't shoot unnecessarily," the tweet read.

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کابل ښار او ټول هیواد کې د مجاهدینو د پام وړ: 
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ستاسي په لاس کې وسله او مرمۍ بیت المال دي، هیڅوک یې د ضائع کیدو حق نلري. 
سړې مرمۍ عامو خلکو ته د زیان اړولولو قوي احتمال لري؛ نو بناء بې ځایه ډزې مه کوئ.
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Mujahid told his fellow terrorists that such casual airfiring also results in wastage of ammunition, which the Taliban does not encourage.

Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 15 as the former President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, leaving locals on their own. Since then, Taliban have taken over the whole country, with the Panjshir Valley being an exception, and are also in the final stages of announcing their new government.

In a rare instruction, Taliban leaders have ordered their militants not to open fire in form of celebratory gunfire, as it has led to death of several locals. Taliban militants have been happily engaging in celebratory gunfire in Kabul to mark their victory over the US troops.

In a rare instruction, Taliban leaders have ordered their militants not to open fire in form of celebratory gunfire, as it has led to death of several locals. Taliban militants have been happily engaging in celebratory gunfire in Kabul to mark their victory over the US troops. The order has come after two people were killed and at least 12 people were injured due to a similar celebratory airfiring. When militants heard rumours about Taliban’s victory over the anti-Taliban resistance, some members open fired in the air to celebrate the news. However, it resulted in people getting injured and killed. However,m later the leader of the anti-Taliban resistance denied the reports and stated that his fighters are still fighting the Taliban militants. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid took to Twitter to urge his militants to stop the violent celebrations right away. Addressing to his militants as 'Notable Mujahideen in Kabul and across the country', he said, "Avoid shooting in the air and thank God instead. Weapons and ammunition are in your hands, no one has the right to waste them. Cold bullets are more likely to harm civilians; So don't shoot unnecessarily," the tweet read. کابل ښار او ټول هیواد کې د مجاهدینو د پام وړ: له هوایي ډزو څخه جدا ډډه وکړئ او پر ځای یې د الله تعالی شکر اداء کړئ. ستاسي په لاس کې وسله او مرمۍ بیت المال دي، هیڅوک یې د ضائع کیدو حق نلري. سړې مرمۍ عامو خلکو ته د زیان اړولولو قوي احتمال لري؛ نو بناء بې ځایه ډزې مه کوئ. — Zabihullah (..ذبـــــیح الله م ) (@Zabehulah_M33) September 3, 2021 × Mujahid told his fellow terrorists that such casual airfiring also results in wastage of ammunition, which the Taliban does not encourage. Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 15 as the former President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, leaving locals on their own. Since then, Taliban have taken over the whole country, with the Panjshir Valley being an exception, and are also in the final stages of announcing their new government.

'Don't waste bullets', Taliban instruct militants to stop shooting in air after 2 Afghans die

Self-proclaimed Indian god-woman Sadhvi Deva Thakur, who fired gun shots in the air at a wedding in India&#39;s northern state of Haryana on Tuesday, today surrendered to a magistrate court.

The shots killed the groom&#39;s aunt and critically injured three relatives after which Sadhvi was on the run for three days.

Media reports state that a video shows her first firing from a revolver and then a double-barrelled gun.

Other reports said Thakur had apparently walked up to the dance floor, asked the DJ to play the song of her choice, began dancing and then shooting.

She reportedly paid no heed to the pleas of both the bride&#39;s and groom&#39;s families and continued firing until the 50-year-old aunt collapsed and three others were injured.

Thakur and her six guards escaped following the chaos. A case of murder was registered against the seven.

Thakur, 27, has been remanded in police custody for five days while her guards are still absconding.

&quot;I am innocent. I didn&#39;t do anything wrong. It&#39;s a conspiracy against me,&quot; a BBC report quotes her as saying. &quot;I&#39;m very sad that someone died at that event,&quot; she added.

Thakur, vice-president of a fringe Hindu organisation, the All India Hindu Mahasabha, has been in the news earlier too - for saying that Muslims and Christians must undergo sterilisation to restrict their growing populations and that Hindu women must have more children to counter the threat of becoming a minority religion in their own country.

English daily DNA has also quoted her as saying that idols of Hindu gods and goddesses should be placed in mosques and churches and a statue of Nathuram Godse, the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi, should be installed in Haryana.

Thakur, born in Bras, a small village in Karnal district, set up an ashram in her village a few years ago, reports said.

She is known to dress in saffron robes and wear gold jewellery.

(WION)

Sadhvi Thakur's shots killed a woman and critically injured three other relatives at the wedding

Self-proclaimed Indian god-woman Sadhvi Deva Thakur, who fired gun shots in the air at a wedding in India's northern state of Haryana on Tuesday, today surrendered to a magistrate court. The shots killed the groom's aunt and critically injured three relatives after which Sadhvi was on the run for three days. Media reports state that a video shows her first firing from a revolver and then a double-barrelled gun. Other reports said Thakur had apparently walked up to the dance floor, asked the DJ to play the song of her choice, began dancing and then shooting. She reportedly paid no heed to the pleas of both the bride's and groom's families and continued firing until the 50-year-old aunt collapsed and three others were injured. Thakur and her six guards escaped following the chaos. A case of murder was registered against the seven. Thakur, 27, has been remanded in police custody for five days while her guards are still absconding. "I am innocent. I didn't do anything wrong. It's a conspiracy against me," a BBC report quotes her as saying. "I'm very sad that someone died at that event," she added. Thakur, vice-president of a fringe Hindu organisation, the All India Hindu Mahasabha, has been in the news earlier too - for saying that Muslims and Christians must undergo sterilisation to restrict their growing populations and that Hindu women must have more children to counter the threat of becoming a minority religion in their own country. English daily DNA has also quoted her as saying that idols of Hindu gods and goddesses should be placed in mosques and churches and a statue of Nathuram Godse, the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi, should be installed in Haryana. Thakur, born in Bras, a small village in Karnal district, set up an ashram in her village a few years ago, reports said. She is known to dress in saffron robes and wear gold jewellery. (WION)

Indian 'god-woman' surrenders three days after firing celebratory shots at wedding in Haryana

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