Ghani use his Authorities for Election Campaigns: Ata M. Noor
Addressing a public-consultative gathering in northern Balkh province, Ata M. Noor, the chief executive of Jamiat-e Islami party said that Moscow meeting and the participation of politicians in it were not aimed at weakening the government but to preserve and consolidate the system. He also accused president Ghani of using his power for election campaigns.
Addressing a public-consultative gathering in northern Balkh province, Ata M. Noor, the chief executive of Jamiat-e Islami party said that Moscow meeting and the participation of politicians in it were not aimed at weakening the government but to preserve and consolidate the system. He also accused president Ghani of using his power for election campaigns.
“Moscow summit was not aimed at weakening the government and the politicians attended the meeting to maintain the past two decades’ achievements,” said Ata M. Noor on Tuesday in Balk province. Adding that “the presidency is seeking to use its authorities for elections campaigns and Ghani’s actions indicate it”.
“At the Moscow meeting, we defended civil rights, women’s rights, the constitution; at the Moscow Summit, we said told Taliban that they should accept the government as a reality,”
Mr. Noor also mentioned the whispers about the formation of several new provinces in the country, calling it “electoral bribery.”
“This is a bribe which is being paid by the government for the elections,” he said.
The chief executive of Jamiat party also stressed that president Ghani has monopolized the peace.
It is worth mentioning that the Afghan government strongly reacted against the Moscow summit, and said that those politicians who have attended the meeting do not have executive authority. On the other hand, the politicians and movements participated at the Moscow meeting accuse the government of monopolizing the peace process.
