KUNDUZ CITY (Pajhwok): The appellant court head in northern Kunduz province on Sunday said corruption in provincial judicial organs has lent a dullness to the process of deciding cases, asking people to cooperate the court in fighting the menace.
Mohammad Arif Mubashir, who recently took over as the appellant court chief, told Pajhwok Afghan News that corruption had reached the peak at the attorney’s office in recent past and as a result, cases remained unaddressed.
“We ask people to support the court in eliminating corruption. Our doors are open to everyone and fighting corruption . . .
