KABUL on Wednesday held sitting despite the lower house’s executive board’s decision to suspend the sessions until the end of Eid holidays, but the session turned chaotic over differences among lawmakers over the speaker vote.
After the inauguration of the 17th legislative term of the Wolesi Jirga on May 18, an election was conducted for the speaker position of the house but the poll went controversial.
The lower house is yet to reach a conclusion over the speaker position despite holding 12 sittings so . . .
