Afghan Attorney General will soon appear before the House of Representatives, a letter sent to the parliament on Saturday said.
Parliamentarians had summoned the Attorney General and expected to see him in the parliament on Saturday, but the Attorney General sent them a letter saying he will soon appear before the house, but he needed some preparations ahead of his appearance.
The Attorney General had earlier refused to appear before the house saying the parliamentarians did not have the right to summon him, reasoning that his Office was independent.
The Attorney General, Ishaq Aloko, has been accused of interfering in electoral affairs for which the parliament has been summoning him without success.
Mr Aloko has now said he will appear before the house at a suitable time when he is fully prepared.
The House of Representatives had earlier warned that a vote of no-confidence will be given to Mr Aloko in absentia if he refused to appear before the house.
