Ashraf Ghani got 5.064% of the vote in the elections
Kabul … News time
According to official results released by the Afghan Election Commission, Ashraf Ghani once again fielded in the presidential election. According to news reports from Afghan state media, Ashraf Ghani once again won the election by a significant margin. Official results have been announced by the Afghan Election Commission. According to officials, Ashraf Ghani received 5.064% of the vote in the elections held five months ago.
On the other hand, former chief executive Abdullah Abdullah declined to acknowledge the results issued by Chief Election Commissioner Hawa Alam Nuristani. Regarding the results released five months late, Abdullah Abdullah said historical rigging had taken place in the election and its results; he also called for a re-counting of votes on the occasion. According to the election commission, Abdullah Abdullah received 39.52 percent of the vote. The statement issued by Abdullah Abdullah addressed the Afghan people, supporters, the Election Commission and global allies. That they do not recognize and boycott the consequences of a poor election process until their legitimate rights and demands are met, while also pointing to their balanced government.
It should be noted that earlier in the 2014 presidential elections, there was a fierce competition between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah. In the absence of Abdullah Abdullah’s defeat, the United States set up a national coalition government, allowing the mediation of the two rivals. Ashraf Ghani’s main rival and Afghanistan’s chief executive, Abdullah Abdullah, has refused to acknowledge the results and announced a coalition government. Abdullah Abdullah has said that these election results are treacherous to the Afghan people. According to the Afghan Election Commission, Ashraf Ghani received 50.46 percent of the vote in the September 28 presidential election while Abdullah Abdullah received 39.52 percent of the vote. Abdullah Abdullah has announced the formation of a balanced government after rejecting the election results. The election results have been announced five months late.
