Mogadishu,(insidesomalia.org)-The Alshabab group has carried out whipping rule on two men allegedly maltreated Somali family also killed one of the family members with bag suffocation.

The group has publicly beaten the men following they survived from death penalty they were sentenced by court after the victim family forgave them for amends.

Shabelle has the first time revealed the mistreatment as its reporters visited the home of the victim family.

There could be seen harsh monstrosity outrage views on their bodies.

  The mother of the family whose name Sitey Ma’alin talks to us about how the punishment of her family started with and she talked as follows:- Mother:-A woman that is neighbor with my family accused us of pilfering important items from her house, but those claims were liar and we were innocent then armed groups led by the woman came at our house two days ago accusing us the stealth of money and documents as well she us ordered them to follow to a court, my and my 4 sons accepted but we were brought at a location in Bakara market where I and my sons were punished.

 As she was sitting alongside her son who was also badly ill-treated the mother continues to talk on the matter and how they were punished.

 “My downward body was put in a hole and it buried with sand my head was covered with black bag I was beaten till I became unconscious, one of my sons died for suffocation in the that bad beating after his head was covered with no-air bag and he has been beating in hours as well the other boys on mine” She couldn’t usually speak for more pains and physical severe conditions.

 The mother added that they were badly maltreated and they asked Somalis to penalize the perpetrators.

 The groups carried out this severe act claimed that they were Alshabab men but their spokesman denied and he further said that the defendants consist of 4 men and woman were arrested by the Islamists and will be sentenced according to the Islamic law.

 In the last lawlessness 18 years there have been armed men in Somalia those have committed inhumane acts against civilians and minority people those have not yet been punished for there acts.