KABUL) and the election tickets.
On November 9, the IEC announced audit and recount of votes from 8,255 polling stations for separating fraudulent votes from clean ones, but the process faced opposition from a number of presidential candidates including Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, GulbuddinHekmatyar and Rahmatullah Nabil.
About one and half weeks ago, Abdullah’s team warned to stage new phases of protests if the IEC did not reconsider its decisions.
Mohammad QasimElyasi, the IECC spokesman expressed concern over tensions created between the IEC . . .
