Father of Deceased Doctor in Nangarhar Suffers Nervous Illness After Forced Confession

Local sources in Nangarhar have indicated that Dr. Gulali's father developed a nervous illness after the Taliban forced him to confess that his daughter had committed suicide. The confession is viewed as an attempt to cover up the alleged torture and killing of Dr. Gulali by the Taliban on the thirty first of Jawza in Sheikh Misri village of Sarhrod district. Despite the prior audio recording by Dr. Gulali claiming sexual harassment by Taliban officials and fighters, the group is said to be trying to conceal the circumstances of her death.

The father is now engaged in menial labor in the Sarhrod market and is reported to laugh inappropriately at everything. It is also stated that the Taliban's raid on the family home resulted in the breaking of the father's hand. High ranking local Taliban officials are alleged to have been involved in the killing and are attempting to hide the incident from public view.

These reports highlight the ongoing difficulties faced by the family in the aftermath of the events. The nervous illness has reportedly left the father in a state where he struggles with his daily activities while performing his work in the market area of Sarhrod district.