NILI (SW): A female member of the Daikundi provincial council has charged the female governor for letting her husband interfere in government affairs.
Masooma Ahmadi is the governor of Daikundi province and according to a number of civil society activists, her husband Khalil Ahmadi has full access to the documents at the governor’s office. Somia Mohammadi, a member of the provincial council, told Salam Watandar that ever since Masooma Ahmadi has been appointed as the governor for the province, her husband has been influencing here decisions.
The PC member said that the governor’s husband has a free hand in appointments and does not allow his wife select anyone based on merit.
Sakhi Sadat, one of the civil activists in Daikundi, also accused Khalil of threatening his opponents in the local government.
Reza Wahidi, a columnist and civil activist, has urged upon the government to prevent those who do not have any official responsibility at the governor offices from interfering in the affairs.
He said that Khalil has found himself a position as secretary for the governor and keeps issuing directives.
The governor, however has discarded these claims, and said that her husband has never interfered in the affairs.
She added that these are all conspiracies by those who are after personal gains and privileges. Khalil, her husband, has also discarded the allegations.
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