Taliban Commander surrenders

A high-ranking Taliban commander, Mullah Abdul Wahed also known as Rais Baghran surrendered to provincial security authorities in Helmand on the 30th of March, according to a statement released Thursday.

Rais Baghran who lives in Baghran district in Helmand province, was an active Mujahid fighter during the Soviet invasion and later fought with the Taliban in North Kabul. Muhay-ud-Din said Rais Baghran had begun negotiations with the Afghan government recently, and has vouched to adhere to government regulations. Baghran addressed the gathering and said: "While I was fighting the Russians, there was a need for that and now I am agreeing to lay down my arms and listen to the Karzai government, this is also a need."According to him, this is a national, Islamic Afghan government; therefore, he joined it and he will try to convince other members to surrender. Muhay-ud-Din said Rais Baghran hadn’t committed any serious punishable crimes during the past three years.

Fifty-seven prisoners convicted of multiple voting fraud released, in the capital Kabul

Fifty-seven Afghans from southern Kandahar jailed fraud because they carried more than one voter registration card during the presidential elections, were released on the 27th and 28th of March, officials said. The prisoners who served a six month sentence at the Pul-e-Charkhi jail were sentenced by a special Afghan court during the landmark elections that saw President Karzai elected into power. During the October 2004 presidential elections, an independent election commission, made up of UN and Afghan officials found some voting irregularities during the. But Hamid Karzai was officially declared president after a UN panel declared that the voting irregularities did not affect the outcome. Reports suggested that problems emerged with the indelible ink designed to prevent multiple voting, leading to some voters using the opportunity to cast their vote more than ones.

Fifty-seven prisoners convicted of multiple voting fraud released, in the capital Kabul

Fifty-seven Afghans from southern Kandahar jailed for voting fraud because they carried more than one voter registration card during the presidential elections, were released on the 27th and 28th of March, officials said. The prisoners who served a six month sentence at the Pul-e-Charkhi jail were sentenced by a special Afghan court during the landmark elections that saw President Karzai elected into power. During the October 2004 presidential elections, an independent election commission, made up of UN and Afghan officials found some voting irregularities during the. But Hamid Karzai was officially declared president after a UN panel declared that the voting irregularities did not affect the outcome. Reports suggested that problems emerged with the indelible ink designed to prevent multiple voting, leading to some voters using the opportunity to cast their vote more than ones.

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New job for police chief

The newly appointed police chief of the capital Kabul started his job Sunday. Speaking to the public he vowed that he will not give way to corruption and do his level best to uphold and enforce the Afghan law.

Sources close to the interior ministry said Major Gen. Akram Khakrizwal was today introduced to his fellow workers at Kabul police station by Zarar Ahmad Moqbil, a deputy to the interior minister.

Media develops in southern Afghanistan

For the first time in the history of southern Afghanistan Paktika province a magazine call "Paktika" was published on 21st of March.
The people of Paktika province, one of the less developed provinces of Afghanistan where people have no access to any median outlets including TV and Radio, have welecomed the magazine.

Unfotunately within three four years Karzai's goverment there is less developments to media in remote area and no one is seeking to help those people.

This believe this kind of movements in provinces give more information of live and health to the poeple who do not have access to any media communication.

Afghanistan and Pakistan ties

Recently Hamid Karzai Afghanistan President had a visit from Pakistan. The day when Karzai reached in Pakistan was a Pakistan-Day.
This visit was happen on Tuesday. Hamid Karzai and his counterpart General Pervez Musharraf tried to forge a broad-based relationship with a trust on invigorating trade and economic ties and expressed the common commitment to set-up their coordination in the fight against terror.

President Hamid Karzain and his counterpart Gerneral Pervez Musharraf told the to media after formal talks that they remain firmly committed to rooting out terrorism for sustainable development, peace and stability in the region.

There was also another news which some afghans whom were passing long term in Lahore prison, they released in Karzai’s visit to Islamabad.

I hope this bilateral ties move the two country for a better tomorrow.