3,000 liter of liquor poured into Kabul Canal by Afghan agents

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A platoon of Afghan intelligence agents poured around liters of liquor into a conduit in Kabul, the country’s asset agency said on Sunday, as the new Taliban authorities crackdown on the trade of alcohol.

Videotape footage released by the General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) showed its agents pouring alcohol stored in barrels into the conduit after seizing it during a raid in the capital.

“ Muslims have to seriously hesitate from making and delivering alcohol,” an intelligence functionary said in the footage the agency posted on Twitter on Sunday.

It wasn’t clear when the raid was carried out or exactly when the alcohol was destroyed, but a statement issued by the agency said three dealers were arrested during the operation.

Dealing and consuming alcohol was banned indeed under the former Western-backed governance, but the Taliban, known for their austere brand of Islam, are stricter in their opposition to it.

Since the group seized power on August 15, the frequency of raids, including on medicine addicts, has increased across the country.

The Taliban government’s Ministry for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice has also issued several guidelines confining women’s rights.