2. Previous Functions of Abdul Rahman Syedkhili Syed Khili :
Provincial Police Chief Baghlan (20090502),
Provincial Police Commander Parwan Parvan (20100519),
Provincial Police Commander Kunduz (20100913),

3. Biodata Abdul Rahman Syedkhili Syed Khil Sayedkheli Sayedhkaili :
Mawlawi Abdul Rahman Sayyedkhel s/o HazratDin) former  Parwan Police Chief. Tajik from Parwan. A main commander of Massoud during the resistance.Partner with Haji Almas (a Member ofParliament) and Mir Amanullah Guzar in drug andweapons smuggling and in land usurpationactivities. Created an atmosphere of fear andintimidation in Parwan. Three verifiedcomplaints of intimidation of candidates and voters with death threats and abusing his powerto arbitrarily detain supporters of candidatesthat were not among his chosen few. Has protected individuals accused of arbitrarydetention, intimidation, rape, murder, physicalintimidation, destruction of private property,and appropriation of land. Informally identifiedas a Government Official Linked to Illegal ArmedGroups (GOLIAG).(Cable 532 US Embassy 20060706)

Abdul Rahman Syedkheli was traveling from Baghlan to Kunduz on 20100913 when he came under Taliban attack in Jar Khoshk area of Baghlan-i-Markazi district, deputy police chief, Syed Zamanuddin, told Pajhwok Afghan News. Neither the police chief nor any other police officers suffered casualties in the attack, he said.

Haji Fazel Seyyedkheli (Parwan) is the brother of Abdul Rahman Seyyedkhel, the police chief of Kunduz (and earlier of Parwan and Baghlan), he was disqualified during Wolesi Jirga Election 2010. Parwan Governor Abdul Basir Salangi along with the then Chief of Police Abdul Rahman Syedkheli were once again accused of illegal land grabs in the Barikab area in March 2010. Syedkheli said it was only Jan Gul Kargar (a Wolesi Jirga Candidate 2010) who accused him of such an offence. Salangi is formerly associated with Jamiat-e Islami and remains close to General Fahim Qasim.

He and his body guards were killed by a suicide bomber 20110310 in the Bazar of Kunduz City.