KABUL or lower house of the parliament has rejected National Food Package (NFP) scheme launched by the government due legal shortcomings and not being endorsed by the lower house.
Two days earlier, the president inaugurated the NFP programme worth $244 million through which essential food items would be distributed among millions of vulnerable families.
In a special session convened for discussion on government charity schemed attended by Finance Ministry Secretary Abdul Haseeb Zadran, Wolesi Jirga termed the NFP against article 91 of the constitution and rejected . . .
