Taliban is not allowing women to even peek through the windows, sacrificing billions on the 'haram' habits of men.

In Afghanistan, the Taliban gained power in the year 2021, and since 2021, many rules have been made for women in the country, many restrictions have been imposed on them, including that they cannot go out of the house alone and without a veil, cannot talk loudly in public, their voices have also been veiled, along with this, now under a new order, women do not even have the freedom to peek out of the windows, but where everywhere it is mentioned what orders the Taliban government is issuing for women. At the same time, many people are probably unaware of the fact that on the other hand, the Taliban government is sacrificing billions of rupees on the haram habits of men.

On one hand, there are restrictions on women, on the other hand, the dual nature of the Taliban government which has a big heart for men is surprising. While recently women have been barred from working in national and international NGOs, the government is taking steps to get men out of drugs. The government is spending more than 1 billion rupees to get men out of drug addiction.

Women are prohibited from peeping from windows.

Recently, the spokesperson of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, Zabiullah Mujahid, posted on the social media handle X and issued an order that women can no longer peep through windows in the country, and in new buildings, there will be no windows in places used by women like kitchens, courtyards, from where women can be seen. Government spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid said that the MCD should ensure that no building has such windows from which the kitchens of the neighbors and the places where women work can be seen.

The Taliban government in Afghanistan is spending billions of rupees on men. In Islam, things like intoxication, alcohol, drugs are forbidden, despite this Afghanistan was the world's largest producer of heroine, opium. According to the UN report of 25 June 2023, Afghanistan was the world's largest producer of heroine, as well as 4 million people used drugs in the country. However, after the coup in the country in 2021, opium cultivation has declined.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) said on Tuesday that opium cultivation in Afghanistan has declined by 95 percent after the Taliban banned the drug in 2022. Since then, Myanmar has become the world's largest opium producer.

The Taliban government of Afghanistan is spending one billion rupees to get people rid of their drug addiction. Abdul Haq Akhund, the country's deputy interior minister for counter narcotics, said that Rs 1 billion from the government budget is being spent to get people rid of their drug addiction. He also said that rehabilitation centers are being run in every province of the country.

There are 66 rehabilitation centres in the country.

Public Health Administrative Deputy Minister Abdul Wali Haqqani said that the ministry has taken important steps to treat drug addicts in the country. According to the data of the Public Health Ministry, currently there are 66 drug rehabilitation centers in the country. Vahdat Alokozai, Therapeutic Medicine Head of the Public Health Ministry, said that the government has built four new centers for the treatment of drug addicts.

History of Opium Cultivation in Afghanistan

Afghanistan's opium cultivation history is years old. In the year 1990, Afghanistan became the largest opium producing country in the world. In 1999, it produced 79 percent of the opium. In 2000, it reached 70 percent. However, after the Taliban government came to power in the year 2021, they banned opium cultivation in 2022. Authorities banned opium cultivation and all narcotics under strict new laws in April 2022.

After the announcement of the ban on cultivation, the prices of opium increased. Due to this, the salary of Afghan farmers cultivating opium more than tripled and increased from $425 million in 2021 to $1.4 billion in 2022. Now the most opium is cultivated in Myanmar in the whole world. According to the UNODC report, even in the year 2024, opium production remained low in the country and 433 tonnes of opium was produced.