GHAZNI CITY (Pajhwok): Most residents of southern Ghazni province resolve their problems and disputes through tribal jirgas instead of approaching the judicial organs due to corruption.
However, a number of residents believe decisions of such jirgas are illegal and create more problems for people.
A member of the provincial council, Ghulam Sakhi Zabuli, told Pajhwok Afghan News that many people in Ghazni used to resolve their disputes through jirgas instead of the judicial organs due to corruption in the latter.
“If you go to the judicial organs, you have to pay a big . . .
