Andarabi still works as reservation Gen for MoI based on President Decree

Former Maidan Wardak province police chief Khalil Andarabi who has been dismissed from his post after he was accused helping terrorist person from Baghlan province to come to Kabul for receiving further medical treatments, now is working as the reserve General for Ministry of interior affairs according to President decree.

Mr. Andarabi during an interview told to Ariana News if any evidence is proved that I was helping Taliban, I myself will respond any question of the Nation.

Meanwhile officials in Ministry of Interior Affairs have avoided giving any comments about his situation.

Earlier there were some roamers that Andarabi has left the country for Europe with his family members, but he still lives in his own house at Baghlan province and his case hasn’t been finalized yet.

Former Wardak police Chief Khalilullah Andarabi said,” I was assigned as the retired and reservation Gen for the Ministry of interior Affairs based on the President of Afghanistan Mohammad Ashraf Ghani’s decree and now I m living in my own house.”

When he was asked by the local Journalist of Ariana News in Baghlan that how come his personnel were trying to save the life the Taliban intelligent officer for Baghlan by using the Maidan Wardak police ranger to take him to Kabul and then to Pakistan for further medical treatments?

He said,” I have had 5 to 4000 security forces, I can’t control every single police forces, if one of the soldiers goes to vacation I can’t just send one police ranger with other forces what he does.”

Officials in Afghanistan Supreme Court stated that Andarabi case is under the investigation and reviewing continues.

Afghanistan Supreme Court Spokesman Baseer Azizi said,” The Andarabi case is under the investigation his case hasn’t been finalized from Ministry of Interior Affairs to be delivered to Supreme Court.”

Officials in Ministry of Interior Affairs avoided giving information about his new assignment as the MoI reservation General or to still live without any supervision in his house.

Reported by Ahmad Farshad Saleh