KABUL members on Wednesday continued to differ over the decision of a joint parliamentary commission on the population census law.
Some lower house members called the decision as ‘legal’ while others demanded further debate on the amendment of Article six of the controversial law.
The process of issuing the much-awaited computerized National Identity Cards (e-NICs) was expected to begin on Tuesday and President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah were said to be the first receiving their new e-NICs but the . . .
