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ELECTION 2014: Abdullah Ends All Relations With Electoral Commissions

The Independent Election Commission (IEC) has rejected all 13 demands of presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah through a written letter on Saturday evening.

Dr. Abdullah's electoral campaign team, in reaction, has ended all relations with the election commissions. His team adds that through supporting documents and evidence that was presented to the IEC, they declared that there will be no re-election in the areas where "widespread" fraud occurred.

In this episode of Entekhabat 93, host Omid Farooq, discusses the topic with the following guests:

•    Mahmoud Saiqal, member of Abdullah’s  team
•    Sediq Patman, member of Ahmadzai’s team
•    Noor Mohammad Noor, IEC spokesman
•    Khalil Roman, writer

 

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