No One Allowed To Interfere In Judicial Affairs: Ghani

President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has warned that interfering into justice and judicial affairs is counted crime, and the perpetrators will be introduced to court.

He also insisted no one even I are not allowed to interfere into Afghanistan justice and judicial affairs, saying affected justice and judicial system with corruption and neglecting of the prosecutors will deteriorate the Government whole system.

Meanwhile attorney General of Afghanistan Farid Hameedi reported that a trial in anti- corruption justice and judicial center will publically be held to review a prosecutor case next week, further added that most of the law breakers are the top Governmental figures.

President Ghani said,” I will not allow anyone including me to interfere in justice and judicial affairs, and any interfering will be counted as crime and the perpetrators should be trailed.”

President further urged that political tensions should not affect on justice and judicial affairs, launching efforts to bring reformation and combat corruption have the Afghans and International community supports.

“From top to down are obeying rule of law, if you see someone around me or myself ignoring the law then start from us first President Ghani said.”

The Afghanistan attorney General Farid Hameedi confirmed that there are still serious challenges remain to combat corruption, but I have zero tolerate against corruption.

He said,” We will witness the first trail of corruption publically held in anti-Justice and Judicial center next week, where one prosecutor will be courted.”

Further he has mentioned that ensuring justice for the Afghans are the joint mission of Afghan Government and International community, saying without maintaining justice the stability will not be enforced within the country, this way combating terrorism and crimes will result too.

“ As the top Governmental officials are involved in corruption issues, they also have hands in breaking the rule of law, prosecutors are tasked if anyone trying to have influence on them, I will introduce him/her to President of Afghanistan attorney General Farid Hameedi said.”

He also declared that giving access the children and women to law is one my serious commitments, the penalty laws do not have to be a barrier for the growing the investments in the country.

Reported by: Fawad Nasiri