KABUL (TEFA) on Thursday declared as ‘impossible’ the conduct of parliamentary and district council elections this year, citing numerous problems.
The election watchdog said the long-delayed elections to the lower house could not be held due to security, logistic, technical and financial problems, asking the Presidential Palace to officially announce that new commissioners would set a new date for the polls.
TEFA head Mohammad Naeem Ayubzada told reporters here at a gathering that government leaders and political elites did not want the parliamentary vote to . . .
