This is a tragic case of a female volleyball player. This incident proves once again the brutality of Taliban. According to the information available on social media, the Taliban has killed a female volleyball player in Afghanistan. The reason for the murder could be that he belonged to a minority group.
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On August 15, the Taliban, who took control of Afghanistan through Kabul, beheaded a female volleyball player. This information has come to the fore through social media. The name of this player killed has been told as Mehjabeen Hakimi. Many journalists of Afghanistan have given information about this act of Taliban on social media. One of the reasons for Hakimi's murder could be that he belonged to the minority Hazara community. The Taliban hate this minority group.
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Coach gave information
The incident did not come to light until the killing of the girl was mentioned in the Facebook account of the coach Mohammad Karim Khademi. Khademi is the coach of the junior volleyball team of Afghanistan. He took the picture of the incident on his Facebook account on Wednesday. Khademi claimed that the girl was the victim of the incident, which occurred on October 6. He said that the girl was accused of misconduct while she was working in the house. The coach said that the Taliban had killed her.
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According to media reports, Mehjabeen was not only a great volleyball player, but she also used to participate in other sports activities. She often went to the club during the Ashraf Ghani government. Photos of him after his death are also viral on social media, although they are quite gruesome.
According to the coach, some junior players had left the country after the Taliban took over the country, although most remained in the country. It is believed that one of the reasons behind Hakimi's murder is that he belongs to the Hazara community. The Taliban are mostly Sunnis and do not consider the Hazara community to be Muslim.
A few days ago the president of the Afghanistan Cricket Board said that the Taliban do not oppose women taking part in sports, but their clothes should not be short. They have to wear clothes according to the culture of the country.
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