article_snippet.sent: The 26-year-old, who was known as
article_snippet.sent: The 32-year-old, known only by the initials SAKA, has admitted that A Taliban henchman suspected of murder in Afghanistan father was in charge of 65 Taliban troops, but claimed his father only agreed to join the terrorist group because his father was worried about his father safety.
article_snippet.sent: Court papers reveal that his father was arrested when his father was caught trying to desert the Taliban, and accused of killing a provincial governor’s son.
article_snippet.sent: Court papers go on to say:
article_snippet.sent: ‘The appellant claims his father then spent four years in prison but was never formally convicted.
article_snippet.sent: his father claims his father was tortured and beaten.
article_snippet.sent: SAKA alleges that his father managed to escape from prison and eventually travel to the UK.
article_snippet.sent: The Home Office was asked to consider whether his father had actually been convicted of murder and whether his father presence in Britain
article_snippet.sent: ‘constituted a danger to the community’.