Mohammad Sadiq Akef, spokesman for the vice and virtue ministry, said Saturday that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) avoided a nine-year-old girl from being offered to cover a 220,000 Pakistani Rupees debt.The sale was dropped in Achin district in Nangarhar.According to Akef, the child, named Fawzia, was because of be sold to a man called Rahman Wali.&& A few days earlier, a variety of prejudiced circles released reports that a dad is offering his daughter in exchange for a loan.
The authorities of the Islamic Emirate held themselves responsible after being notified of this case and after investigating and receiving the truths, it was found that a variety of biased circles were attempting to malign the Islamic Emirate by getting cash,& & stated Akef.According to Akef, after the matter was investigated, the minister and officials paid serious attention to the problem and summoned everybody included to Kabul.&& The woman&, the woman & s daddy and the individual who provided cash were contacted us to Kabul and the minister paid the individual&& s cash and helped the debtor to avoid comparable cases in the future,& & Akef added.Akef likewise cautioned that if such cases happen in the future, && legal action will be taken versus both sides.&& The post IEA wards off sale of 9-year-old woman in Nangarhar province initially appeared on Ariana News.