KABUL (FEFA) on Wednesday said lack of political consensus on election, candidates’ warning to boycott polls and government interference in election workers’ employment were worrisome problems.
The watchdog also said the international community was not committed to its promises regarding the Afghan democratic process.
Yousuf Rashid, FFEFA head, addressing a press conference here, regretted the lack of political consensus on the election process considering the current situation.
“Lack of a political consensus about election threatens transparency in polls, candidates should give up their personal . . .
