KABUL) chief Fazl Ahmad Manawi on Friday claimed the government had no intention to hold parliamentary elections and was afraid of fair vote.
Speaking at a gathering of the Afghanistan Salvation Alliance here, Manawi, a former judge, said the government had not yet reached the conclusion whether it could hold the next year’s elections or not.
He said the government was afraid of a strong parliament and thus trying to repeat the 1393 elections.
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