After killing the kidnappers, the Afghan Taliban hanged the bodies in the square

Original title: after killing the kidnappers, the Afghan Taliban hanged the body in the square
(Observer News) according to the associated press and the BBC, on September 25 local time, after killing four kidnappers, the Afghan Taliban hung the body of a kidnapper with a crane on the city square for public display.

AP report screenshot
It is reported that the incident occurred in the Western Afghan city of Herat (heart). Wazir Ahmad Seddiqi, who runs a drugstore on the side of the square with bodies hanging, told the associated press that Taliban officials initially brought four bodies, and then they took three of them to other parts of the city for public display.
Sedic said that Taliban officials said that the four people were killed by the police in a kidnapping earlier on the 25th. Ziaulhaq Jalali, the police chief of Herat appointed by the Taliban, later further said that the Taliban exchanged fire with four kidnappers on the same day and rescued a kidnapped father and son. During the exchange of fire, a Taliban armed man and a civilian were wounded by the kidnappers, and the kidnappers were killed.
An unnamed Taliban commander told the associated press in the square: "the purpose of this operation is to warn all criminals that they are no longer safe."

The male body was hung, from the associated press
According to the BBC, maulwai shair, deputy mayor of Herat, also explained that the public display of these bodies was to warn other kidnappers. A video on social media also showed that the body hanging from the crane had a sign on its chest that said: "the kidnapper will be punished like this."
Earlier, Mullah nooruddin Turabi, one of the founders of the Afghan Taliban and the head of the prison work of the Afghan "interim government", said in an interview with the associated press last week that Afghanistan would resume execution and amputation. He also said, "everyone criticized our punishment (public execution) in the stadium, but we never said anything about their laws and punishment. No one can decide what our laws should be. We will follow Islam and make laws according to the Koran."