KABUL members have lashed out at the absence of 80 percent of lawmakers and lack of the agenda.
Ramazan Bashardost, an MP from Kabul, excoriated the Administrative Board in Wednesday’s session and claimed the lower house had been without any agenda for the last six months.
Most of public representatives did not participate in meetings of house commissions and skipped even regular sessions, he complained, saying absenteeism had eroded the value of the forum.
He added offices of the Administrative Boards remained closed . . .
