KABUL - The Head of Afghanistan High Office of Oversight and Anti-Corruption, Azizullah Lodin, said on Monday that senators should keep their impartiality and help his organization in the eradication of corruption.
His comments came a day after the head of the Afghan Senate Fazel Hadi Muslimyar accused President Karzai and some of his family members and cabinet members of corruption. However, Lodin rejected these claims stating that if Muslimyar had any documents towards Karzai's involvement in corruption, he should bring it to his office.

"The Head of the Senate should keep his impartiality and help Anti-graft office in eradication of corruption," Lodin said.
The involvement of Karzai's family in corruption charges came after the Minister of Finance's bank accounts scandal raised concerns of him fleeing the country to escape prosecution. (Tolo News)