The Taliban have been accused of human rights abuses during clashes with resistance forces in Panjshir province, to the north of Kabul.
SIA reports quoting BBC that one local resident's unarmed elderly relative had been shot by the group, who seized power in Afghanistan last August.
Another saw a neighbour beaten by the Taliban until he fell unconscious.
A local Taliban spokesman denied any abuses had taken place or that any of the group's members had been killed.
The fighting is localised and at this stage does not represent a challenge to the Taliban's control of the country, but it is the most significant sustained armed opposition the group has faced since coming to power.
Panjshir was a bastion of anti-Taliban resistance during the group's first stint in power in the 1990s.
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