Violence threat hangs over Afghan polls

The threat of violence loomed larger over Afghanistan’s presidential election today as Hamid Karzai’s main rival suggested voting could be rigged.

Violence threat hangs over Afghan polls

The threat of violence loomed larger over Afghanistan’s presidential election today as Hamid Karzai’s main rival suggested voting could be rigged.

Abdullah Abdullah, a former foreign minister, told a crowd of flag-waving supporters in Kabul yesterday that he would win the election “if they don’t steal your votes”.

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