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The dismissal of the governor of Najaf who is close to al-Maliki on the back of his involvement corruption issues
Adnan Zurfi caused to others Bmhafezan removed from office, especially because of financial mismanagement and corruption.
Islamic Supreme Council and the Sadrists are leading the process to isolate Zurfi
Najaf (Iraq) - Monday Najaf provincial council sacked the governor Adnan al-Zurfi a close associate of Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, after being charged with "complicity files of financial and administrative corruption, mismanagement and waste of public money", during his tenure.
And the voice of 19 members of the provincial council, within the bloc "alliance Najaf total of 29 members are in the majority, the dismissal of the governor, who belongs to the bloc" Loyalty to Najaf ", which includes 9 seats in the provincial council, and boycotted the special meeting.
He accused a member of the Najaf provincial council on the mass of "Loyalty to Najaf" Hussein single provincial council of committing "legal excesses series, leading up to the vote on the Zurfi dismissal from office."
He added a single "we will resort to the Administrative Court to challenge the decision."
He single saying that "the rules of procedure of the provincial council select one meeting a week is Sunday of each week, are not entitled to the provincial council from a legal point of an extraordinary session held in the same week, which is otherwise the rules of procedure, as the governor has a sick leave, and can not be sacked from office legally, which is officially licensed. "
The coalition includes who sacked the governor of Najaf Islamic Supreme Council and the Sadrists blocks and current State Fair, justice and change and gathering Renaissance building parliamentary, while the conservative bloc belong to the "State of Law coalition" led by Nuri al-Maliki, Vice President and former prime minister.
Iraqi constitution and select two methods for the removal of conservatives, I was adopted by a majority of the members of the provincial council, and the second through a request from the Prime Minister to Parliament.
Recently widened differences between the political parties in the provinces, and those differences have led to the dismissal of Governors of Anbar (west) and Diyala (east) and Wasit (South) and Nineveh (north) on charges of "ill-provincial financial management and corruption."
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Adnan Zurfi caused to others Bmhafezan removed from office, especially because of financial mismanagement and corruption.
Islamic Supreme Council and the Sadrists are leading the process to isolate Zurfi
Najaf (Iraq) - Monday Najaf provincial council sacked the governor Adnan al-Zurfi a close associate of Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, after being charged with "complicity files of financial and administrative corruption, mismanagement and waste of public money", during his tenure.
And the voice of 19 members of the provincial council, within the bloc "alliance Najaf total of 29 members are in the majority, the dismissal of the governor, who belongs to the bloc" Loyalty to Najaf ", which includes 9 seats in the provincial council, and boycotted the special meeting.
He accused a member of the Najaf provincial council on the mass of "Loyalty to Najaf" Hussein single provincial council of committing "legal excesses series, leading up to the vote on the Zurfi dismissal from office."
He added a single "we will resort to the Administrative Court to challenge the decision."
He single saying that "the rules of procedure of the provincial council select one meeting a week is Sunday of each week, are not entitled to the provincial council from a legal point of an extraordinary session held in the same week, which is otherwise the rules of procedure, as the governor has a sick leave, and can not be sacked from office legally, which is officially licensed. "
The coalition includes who sacked the governor of Najaf Islamic Supreme Council and the Sadrists blocks and current State Fair, justice and change and gathering Renaissance building parliamentary, while the conservative bloc belong to the "State of Law coalition" led by Nuri al-Maliki, Vice President and former prime minister.
Iraqi constitution and select two methods for the removal of conservatives, I was adopted by a majority of the members of the provincial council, and the second through a request from the Prime Minister to Parliament.
Recently widened differences between the political parties in the provinces, and those differences have led to the dismissal of Governors of Anbar (west) and Diyala (east) and Wasit (South) and Nineveh (north) on charges of "ill-provincial financial management and corruption."
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