The fanatical and destructive President of Afghanistan, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, rewards thieves, corrupt preachers and terrorists.
Ajmal Shapoor, the governor of Logar, who was fired a few days ago on charges of theft and embezzlement of corona money.
He was also introduced to the Attorney General’s Office and judicial institutions. But he was appointed by the fanatical president of Afghanistan as deputy minister of social affairs. This is not the first time that terrorists, criminals and thieves have been rewarded by a fanatical Afghan president.
Few weeks ago a unit of security forces under the command of Allahudad Fadai, the former police chief of Maidan Wardak province, opened fire on a group of civilians and protesters in the first part of Behsud district. 42 people were killed and wounded in this deadly attack.
The delegation of the National Security Council went to Behsud a few days after the incident. At the same time, the AIHRC sent a delegation to Behsud to investigate the human rights aspects of the conflict.
Contrary to the hasty information provided by the media officials of the Ministry of Interior, the fact-finding mission of the National Security Council and the delegation of the Independent Human Rights Commission, announced at the end their investigation.
Ten days after the killing of civilians by security forces, the Afghan Ministry of Interior announced the suspension of Allah Fadai, who had ordered the shooting, and announced that Mr. Fadai’s case had been sent to the prosecutor’s office for further investigation.
Contrary to the request of the Independent Human Rights Commission to prosecute the perpetrators of this incident and the transfer of the case of the former police chief of Maidan Wardak province to the prosecutor’s office, President Ghani issued a decree appointing Allah Fadai as Laghman police chief.
What a generous reward from fanatical president of Afghanistan Dr. Momamad Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai for a military commander who fired on zivillIan wounded and killed 42 civilians.