KABUL) on Wednesday warned amending the electoral law at the moment would not benefit the country.
Abdul Rahman Hotaki, IEC deputy chief, told journalists in Kabul last year’s elections showed electoral fraud had resulted from insecurity, lack of rule of law, population census and interference of government officials and powerful individuals in the process.
For uprooting fraud and conducting fair elections, he said, it was necessary that electoral reforms were implemented in line with the current laws.
He warned against any political deal . . .
