KABUL and Districts Council elections would kick off from May 22.
Sayyad announced the date while testifying before the lower house after he was summoned to brief the lawmakers about preparations for the upcoming polls and other related matters.
The IEC head said his organization had designated 7,367 places as polling stations in Kabul and provinces, but the commission was unable to evaluate 32 polling stations in districts due security issues.
Sayyad said this time polling stations had been shifted from private homes . . .
