Fraud claims in Afghan elections

Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah yesterday demanded election organisers stop counting ballots because of widespread fraud, potentially derailing what is seen as a make-or-break vote before most foreign troops leave.
Millions of Afghans turned out on Saturday for a second-round run-off to elect a successor to President Hamid Karzai, a decisive test of the country's ambitions to transfer power democratically for the first time in its tumultuous history.
From the Free and Fair Election Forum of Afghanistan, we have chairman, Nader Nadery...