Kabul: The rule of the Taliban is constantly becoming rigid. The Taliban police have installed 90,000 CCTV cameras. Through this, the Taliban can also recognize the number plate of 60 million people and their facial prices. Taliban spokesperson Khalid Zadran said in an interview to the BBC that “We can sit here and keep an eye on Kabul and its surrounding areas.” Apart from this, many people also support us and if they see any suspicious thing or person in the neighborhood, they immediately inform the police.
Officials say this spy network will be able to suppress the crime. But critics say that the Taliban will use this surveillance system to see if people are living according to Sharia law or not. It will also be useful in implementing strict moral laws for the Taliban. This shows that E. Taliban has adopted sophisticated methods to implement these laws, which were made between 20–22.
These CCTV cameras identify everyone. In one corner of the screen, the person’s age, gender (male or woman) and will also be displayed whether they have a beard or not, or they are wearing hijab or not. A person’s age can also be known broadly.
Giving this information, Taliban police spokesperson Khalid Jadaran said, “We have also informed people that if you see a suspicious person or something suspicious in your neighborhood, you should immediately inform the police.” If she violates the Sharia law, she will be punished according to the Sharia law.
Critics say that this law will have the worst effect on women. The slightest mistake in relation to the hijab can be disastrous for them.
Human rights advocates in Afghanistan are currently being forced to hide. Afghanistan’s virtue promotion and prevention of misconduct have formed the moral police. Those who are constantly watching. CCTV cameras also keep a close watch on Kabul and its surrounding areas. There is no such thing as human rights here. This is what the observers have to say. There the clock needles are moving.
