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Andarabi,Sarjang cases underway review: Azizi

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Last Updated on: October 25, 2022

Officials in Afghanistan Supreme Court have stated that the joint committee members are reviewing both the Maidan Wardak police chief Khalilullah Andarabi and former Helmand police chief cases closely.

Military experts have stated that poor intelligence within the security departments has caused that the Afghan security forces turn to Taliban to help.

Mr. Andarabi is accused for taking a Taliban intelligent officer for Baghlan to Kabul for further medical treatments, and Abdul Rahman Sarjang was accused for taking half of the salaries of the Afghan security forces in Helmand province.

Supreme court Spokesman Baseer Azizi said,” a joint committee led by the deputy of the Ministry of Interior Affairs are reviewing the cases, the Sarjang case has been reached to Supreme court.”

meanwhile military experts urged that poor intelligent information within the Afghanistan security departments has caused that some of the security figures to work for the favor of the enemies.

Military expert Atiqullah Amarkhail said,” there are hundreds who are working for the favor of the enemies inside the Government body, you see that suicide bombers are targeting the most important security departments, I m living in Kabul city since 70 years but i m not familiarize with those places.”

Mp Farhad Azimi said,” Poor sovereignty of the Government caused most of the provinces to witness such cases, if the Government is fully function none of the commanders can turn to the enemies favor.”

however officials in Ministry of Interior affairs have confirmed the issues within police queue but still efforts are underway to disclose hundreds cases.

MoI Deputy Spokesman Najibullah Danish said,” We confirm the problems in ANSF queue but there are hundreds of cases discovered where we can’t hide the facts.”

existence of such figures within the Governmental body has provoked serious criticism and cased problems.

Reported by Farshad Saleh

 

 

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