Panjshiryan Worldwide Council published a report claiming that the Taliban had usurped 285 houses, 13 mosques and 12 schools in Panjshir province.

This council said that the Taliban forcibly took away people's sources of income and forced the residents to migrate.

The council, which is a newly established orgnisation consisting of activists from Panjshir province, published an investigative report on Wednesday stating that these private and public places have been usurped by high-ranking Taliban officials.

As per the report, a significant number of residential houses equipped with living amenities and vehicles have been taken over by high-ranking Taliban officials, who now reside in them alongside their families. Additionally, there are reports indicating that some of these houses have been transformed into military bases by Taliban authorities.

It added that there are more than 21,000 members of the Taliban in Panjshir, who are "harassing" the residents of this province.

According to the council, the Taliban has taken control of mosques, schools, and drinking water sources, along with residential properties. Moreover, the group has established security bases throughout various areas in the province and constructed public roads using fertile lands owned by the local population.