Commission responded to the Sadrists: Iraq will enter considerable chaos

by **RamblerNash** Thu Feb 09, 2017 1:01 am

Commission responded to the Sadrists: Iraq will enter considerable chaos

Twilight News

Twilight News / Electoral Commission in Iraq has warned that disrupt the work of the institutions will enter Iraq "considerable chaos," This comes after a day of protests in the capital, Baghdad, organized by supporters of cleric Moqtada al-Sadr demanded the change of the Electoral Commission.

The Commission commented on these events, in a statement reported for Twilight News, "resorting to the street and the mobilization of the masses are shown as if the Commission why all the country's problems is the fact that leaves us with a question."

Commission President Serbest Mustafa "The Commission is wondering what is meant by demanding a change in the Commission? Is it modified its law? Or amendment of the electoral law? Or change the current board of commissioners? Or is it Cancel the Commission as an institution was built according to the law and the Constitution and the Coming body election again?".

He added that "The Commission will never be a party to any political conflict and as warned distort the will of the voter, they confirmed that the Constitution is the way to draw the Commission Amendment Act and the laws."

He said, "What is the guilt Commission if there is no objection to the government and parliament," he warned that causing "delay our work," and "disrupt the elections" will lead the country in "chaos".

Rasheed promised to "resort to the street and the mobilization of the masses are shown as if the Commission why all the country's problems is the fact that leaves us with a question."

He stressed that "it is our right to wonder why the crowds at this particular time, is due to determine the day of the 16th of next September as the date for provincial elections by the Prime Minister? That it was for this reason that UNHCR would never be a party to any existing political conflict, or because of the orientation Commission towards the development of methods and procedures to end the repeated vote and to limit the distortion of the will of the voter. "

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