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MP calls Maliki to clarify banning movement of Kurdish vehicles from KR in other provinces
Sunday, 25 November 2012 15:50 | | |
Baghdad (AIN) –MP, Latif Mustafa, of the Change bloc and the member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, called the Premier, Nouri al-Maliki, to either prove or deny the reports over preventing the vehicles that are registered in the provinces of Kurdistan Region.
He stated in a press statement received by AIN on Sunday "Some media outlets reported that Maliki's office order all the checkpoints of the Interior Minister not to allow the vehicles that hold the plate numbers of the provinces of KR," noting that "If it is correct, it will be a very dangerous issue because it is not a political issue, but it targets a part of Iraq."
"If this order was issued by Maliki, it would show that Maliki consider the Kurdish people as his enemies and he returns to the policy of the previous regime where the constitution states that vehicles registered in KR are legal and like the other vehicles of the Iraqi provinces," he concluded. /End/
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Sunday, 25 November 2012 15:50 | | |
Baghdad (AIN) –MP, Latif Mustafa, of the Change bloc and the member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, called the Premier, Nouri al-Maliki, to either prove or deny the reports over preventing the vehicles that are registered in the provinces of Kurdistan Region.
He stated in a press statement received by AIN on Sunday "Some media outlets reported that Maliki's office order all the checkpoints of the Interior Minister not to allow the vehicles that hold the plate numbers of the provinces of KR," noting that "If it is correct, it will be a very dangerous issue because it is not a political issue, but it targets a part of Iraq."
"If this order was issued by Maliki, it would show that Maliki consider the Kurdish people as his enemies and he returns to the policy of the previous regime where the constitution states that vehicles registered in KR are legal and like the other vehicles of the Iraqi provinces," he concluded. /End/
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