HERAT CITY (Pajhwok): Votes were allegedly bought at some polling stations in the Shindand district of western Herat province, where the historic exercise was marred by a shortage of ballot papers.
A civil society activist in Shindand, Nazir Gul, told Pajhwok Afghan News representatives of candidates had paid money to people in return for votes at various polling sites.
A provincial council member, Tor Mohammad Zarifi, said one major problem in Shindand was a shortage of ballot papers. He added some polling stations had been shut due to security threats.
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