Originally posted by Shapur
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suppose their rulings are not in accordance with sharia or the will of people, now what? should they let go a guilty person? had he been hanged by some local talib commander on his own, you should ask this question, otherwise talib are the biggest stakeholder and they have their own version of ruling whether sharia complaint or not.
Are they answerable to anyone at all to make sure real justice is served and not revenge killings?
had it been revenge killing, he would not have been hanged and publicized,rather shot dead and thrown by some local talib commander, why would the local talib risk his own death by publicizing it? sure the main shura would take notice of the incident and would investigate.
How did Taliban came to the conclusion that he was guilty?
this is absurd question, how did law take it's course in other countries?
taliban facebook page has posted about the incident with detail. he was spying for government and had hand in killing one of the commander in wardak province known by name Doctor Mirawas
here is the link
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