KABUL organizations alleged that he had a meeting with Daesh leaders twice in the United Arabic Emirates (UAE).
But Governor Musa Akbarzada rejected the allegations as groundless.
Some civil society activists and Ghazni lawmakers in parliament expressed concerns about spike in kidnappings and insecurity in the province.
They alleged that routes leading to Jaghori, Malestan, Nawar, Jaghato and Qara Bagh districts had turned deadly.
Ali Akbar Qasemi, a lawmaker from Ghazni, said majority of Ghazni districts were under insurgents’ control and the . . .
