Afghan Intelligence former Chief banned from leaving country over remarks against Pakistan Military
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KABUL - Mehwar Peoples Party of Afghanistan has claimed that the government has banned one of the members of the leadership council of the party and the ex-intelligence chief Rahmatullah from leaving the country, Khaama Press has reported.
The party in a statement said the government of national unity has issued an order putting a ban on Mr. Nabil from leaving the country.
The statement further adds that the order has been released at a time when Mr. Nabil is based outside the country and is scheduled to return back to Afghanistan in the near future.
The Mehwar Peoples Party in statement added that Nabil will return to Afghanistan to continue to continue to his campaign for the realization of the rule of law in the country.
According to the party, the recent decision by the government against Nabil has links with his steps and remarks against the military intelligence of the Pakistani military and the current government.
The party in its statement also adds that Mr. Nabil had in the past released several documents proving the interference of Pakistani military and intelligence interference in Afghanistan as well as the systematic interference of the leaders of the current government in the 2014 presidential elections.
The officials in the government of national unity have not commented regarding the claims of the Mehwar Peoples Party of Afghanistan so far.
