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Andarabi introduced to military court: Arg
Presidential Spokesman Mohammad Haron Chakhansouri said the Maidan Wardak police chief Khalil Andarabi who was accused taking the Taliban intelligent responsible Qari Zaher who was injured in Baghlan to Pakistan with the mediation of his relatives, where they were arrested by the National Directorate Security forces.
President Spokesman Mohammad Haron Chakhansouri also said,” investigation still continues from Andarabi.”
Meanwhile officials in Ministry of Interior Affairs have reported that the Helmand Security chief Abdul Rahman Sarjang was introduced to court for receiving about half of the salaries of the police forces in Helmand province.
Taliban intelligent responsible for Baghlan was arrested by the NDS forces in Baghlan while he was taking out of the following province by the Police ranger marked Maidan Wardak by the close relatives of the Maidan Wardak police chief Khalilullah Andarabi, they were trying to take him to Pakistan for his severe injuries.
President Spokesperson Mohammad Haron Chakhansouri said,” investigation is underway, Maidan Wardak police chief was introduced to military court.”
Ministry of Interior Affairs Spokesman Sediq Sediqee has stated that based on the decision of the officials in Ministry of Interior affairs the Helmand police chief was introduced to military court, and investigation continues.”
Helmand residents have experienced war losing thousands of its loved once in the past several years, head of the internal security committee in the lower house of the parliament has declared the main factor was lack of security forces and existence of ghost forces.
Head of the internal security committee of the lower house Mohammad Hashim Alkozai said,” Ghost security forces has been in Helmand, despite of Sarjang the former police head of 505 zone Asmatullah Dawlatzai is also involved in corruption.”
Corruption has black mailed Afghanistan to the World, and the International community has declared their future assistance depended on clear fights against corruption in Afghanistan.
Reported by Fawad Nassiri
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EU Parliament condemns governments that uphold IEA by normalizing relations
The European Union Parliament on Thursday in an adopted resolution on the human rights situation in Afghanistan condemned the countries that uphold the Islamic Emirate by normalizing relations.
EU Parliament also criticized the new law of Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice announced recently by the Islamic Emirate.
EU has also demanded new sanctions against the IEA.
The resolution stated: “MEPs want the EU to support the recognition of gender apartheid as a crime against humanity and call for Afghanistan’s de facto authorities to be held accountable, through the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation and the establishment of a UN Independent Investigative Mechanism.”
The resolution, however, urges the EU and donor states to increase humanitarian aid and funding to support basic needs, livelihoods and Afghan civil society.
The resolution was adopted by 565 votes in favor, 8 against and 43 abstentions.
In the meantime, IEA’s spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has said that the imposition of sanctions and pressure by some countries on the caretaker government has failed as in the past and the Afghan government wants positive interaction with all countries of the world.
“The European Union is experiencing the failed ways that they have already taken this path and have not gotten results,” said Mujahid.
“The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan considers positive interaction as the only solution to all problems,” he added.
Earlier, the UN Security Council also expressed serious concern about the implementation of IEA's Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice law in a meeting regarding the situation in Afghanistan.
IEA, however, regarding the criticisms of the implementation of vice and virtue said that this law was compiled based on Islamic Sharia and considered opposing it as a contradiction with Islamic Sharia.
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IEA tells religious scholars to avoid talks on controversial topics
The statement said that “those scholars who incite disputes, promote superstitions, and use inappropriate words in the media” should not be invited to events.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on Friday called on scholars to avoid discussing controversial topics that cause agitation among the ordinary people.
A statement issued by the office of the Prime Minister states that scholars should avoid discussing “rare” issues that could cause misguidance among some and that ordinary people cannot understand.
The statement added that "some of the strange issues whose occurrence is not common should not be expressed in mosques and public gatherings, because the enemies of Islam make fun of such issues."
IEA also called on preachers and teachers to avoid publishing "specialized, complex and detailed academic and sufi topics in the media" because they are "special" and for "special audiences".
The statement said that "those scholars who incite disputes, promote superstitions, and use inappropriate words in the media" should not be invited to events.
“Islamic Emirate does not allow anyone to create discord, division, strife, and misguidance and it will take serious actions to prevent them,” the statement said.
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Pakistani minister calls for increased foreign aid for Afghan refugees
He emphasized the need for optimal utilization of resources to effectively achieve the objectives of the Commissionorate of Afghan Refugees.
Pakistan's Minister for States and Frontier Regions, Kashmir Affairs, and Gilgit Baltistan, Amir Muqam, has called on the international community to increase funding and support for Afghan refugees.
Speaking at a meeting held at the office of the Commissioner of Afghan Refugees in Karachi, Muqam said that Afghan refugees' needs are growing and require substantial resources.
He emphasized the need for optimal utilization of resources to effectively achieve the objectives of the Commissionorate of Afghan Refugees.
“We look forward to continuing our collaboration to ensure the safety and dignity of refugees within our borders,” Muqam stated.
Pakistan hosts 1.45 million registered Afghan refugees.
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