KABUL - Over 100 officers of the Shaheen Military Corps have been dismissed and replaced with new officers, the corps commander said on Wednesday.
Afghan National Army’s Shaheen Military Corps commander Maj. Gen. Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai told reporters in Kabul the officers were removed and replaced based on the findings of the Ministry of Defense (MoD)’s Board of Selection.
He said the newly appointed 110 officers of the corps were professional, qualified and were not involved in corruption.
He said the evaluation of the Selection Board showed that officers who lacked necessary qualities to discharge their duties had been dismissed from the Shaheen Corps divisions and brigade.