Residents of villages such as Safita Ghanoubab, Al Hilaliya, and Al Aziba were reportedly assaulted, humiliated and threatened, forcing many to flee for safety. Those who remain continue to face severe threats.
Images on social media shared by the committee and others purported to show dozens of bodies wrapped for burial and mass graves being dug.
Officials from the RSF shared footage showing its troops standing around the burning wreckage of the plane which they said they had shot down in al-Malha, north of al-Fashir, in the early hours of Monday.
But following his defection on Sunday, large numbers of RSF soldiers streamed into the region, in what activists described as revenge, reporting displacement, looting and killings.
The conflict has displaced more than 10 million people, driven parts of the country to extreme hunger or famine, and drawn in foreign powers that have supplied both sides with material support.
Emergency Lawyers, a Sudanese human rights group, said hundreds of people had been killed in such strikes across the country.
The Egyptian foreign ministry later issued a statement in which it denied Hemedti's accusations regarding the participation of Egyptian aviation in the ongoing war in Sudan.
The Egyptian foreign ministry denied Hemedti's accusations regarding the participation of Egyptian aviation in the ongoing war in Sudan.
International humanitarian agencies, which have been unable to get food aid to parts of Sudan at risk of famine, have ramped up support for such groups.
The war began in April 2023 as the army and the RSF jostled to protect their power and wealth ahead of a planned political transition towards civilian rule and free elections.
The army and the RSF had previously shared power after staging a coup in 2021.
War erupted in mid-April last year from a power struggle between the Sudanese army (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces ahead of a planned transition to civilian rule.
The health crisis in South Darfur is one of the worst of its kind globally and is being driven by the conflict between military factions that broke out in April last year, MSF said in a report.
Bashir was convicted of corruption and illicit financing and faced other legal trials before war broke out in April 2023
War erupted in Sudan between the Sudanese army and the RSF in April last year, triggering the world's largest displacement crisis.
Tayfour claimed that the RSF had looted and occupied 540,000 civilian properties, 80 per cent of which were private homes.
The war in Sudan has produced waves of ethnically driven violence blamed largely on the RSF. The RSF denies harming civilians and attributes the activity to rogue actors.
The WFP claims that the country's shortage of basic food commodities is to blame for this trend.
His remarks come amid ongoing conflict, with the RSF leader threatening to escalate the situation if the military's approach to negotiations does not change.
After 16 months of war, the Sudanese people have endured immense loss, with lives, property, and dignity being torn apart due to the conflict between the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese military.