KABUL say that those opposing the electronic national identity cards (e-NICs) had no right to run for elections.
This comes after some lawmakers, including Abdul Latif Paddram, opposed the word Afghan in the e-NICs.
Munawar Shah Bahaduri, a public representative from Herat, said in Wednesday’s session: “Opponents of the process reserve no right under the constitution to contest the polls.”
He stressed possession of the e-NIC must be a condition for Wolesi Jirga and district councils candidate.
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