In an audio clip attributed to the Afghan Rural Rehabilitation and Development Minister, he has said that President Hamid Maybe I'll join the TalibanKarzai
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's government has no legitimacy to govern the nation.
But at a presser on Monday the Afghan Rural Rehabilitation and Development Minister, Jarullah Mansoori, denied that the audio clip contained his voice.
In a four-minute audio clip, a voice that sounds like that of Jarullah Mansoori's says the government of President Karzai as well as the National Council have no legitimacy.
The clip said: "Many people have been killed in the country and he has illegally been president so far. The Parliament has no legitimacy. If they put me in prison and get me fired from my post because of my age, I swear I wouldn't give a damn about it, and I want to assure you all that I would continue to become minister for many times in this country until I am alive."
But Mr Mansoori strongly rejected the audio clip at a presser, saying he has special reverence to President Karzai.
"No conscientious Afghan could make such remarks. If you go after the sound clip, that's not mine. I'm proud to be a member of the cabinet of the one who is the founder of a new Afghanistan," he said hinting to the Afghanistan's Caped President.
TOLOnews has obtained the copy of a passport which puts the age of Mr Mansoori at 33, which is an inelligible age for a minister's post according to Afghan laws.
Mr Mansoori told news hounds that the House of Representatives is one of the biggest achievements and it would be "blasphemous" to call it illegitimate.
"Afghan Parliament is a Mujahid parliament. It would be blasphemous if we call it illegal. We have achieved the parliament after long endeavours and hardship," he said.