Taliban declares nearly 2,000 jeribs of land in Ghazni township as government property
The Taliban Ministry of Justice announced that its High Commission for Land Retrieval has identified approximately 1,730 jeribs of land in Sultan Mahmoud Ghaznavi Township in Ghazni province as government property. The ministry stated that 915 jeribs of this land were occupied in the fifth district of Ghazni city.
In a press release issued on Saturday, 25 Dalo, the ministry said the land was retrieved following a ruling by a special court handling cases of usurped properties. It emphasized that the process of examining, identifying, and reclaiming government lands across the country is proceeding intensely.
The announcement aligns with ongoing efforts by Taliban authorities to recover state-owned properties.
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