Khalid Payenda said that nearly 300,000 soldiers and police were invented by corrupt officials to fill government books so generals could pocket their wages. Facebook
* Ex-finance minister Khalid Payenda said officials added phantom personnel
* Some of these included 'desertions' and 'martyrs' who were not in the army
* They were added to official lists so generals could take their wages, he claimed
* He claimed some officials accepted their wages and payment from the Taliban Afghanistan's ex-finance minister has claimed the Taliban easily conquered the country because corrupt officials invented 'ghost soldiers' and took payment from the Islamist group.
Khalid Payenda said most of the 300,000-strong army and police officers did not exist and that generals added the phantom personnel to official lists so they could take their wages.
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