- Attacks on women persist after Taliban rule

- The lame defense of the education officer that it was the result of an ongoing rivalry between two schools

Kabul: After the rule of Taliban in Afghanistan, many restrictions have been imposed on women. But, now a case has come to the fore that crosses the line of brutality of the Taliban regime. Here, a total of 80 girl students of two schools were poisoned. Subsequently, he has been admitted to the hospital.

80 Female Students were poisoned in two schools in Sangcharak district of northern Afghanistan on Saturday and Sunday. According to the education officer, there was an attempt to kill the girl students in personal enmity.

According to a report, 60 students of Naswan-e-Kabod School and 19 students of Naswan-e-Faizabad School were poisoned. Officials are saying that this is the result of ongoing competition between schools.

It is worth mentioning that the Taliban has attacked the rights and freedom of women and girls after assuming power in August, 2021. The Taliban has banned women's employment in the country and the education of female students beyond standard 6.