Abadi coalition forces demanding the withdrawal of the hands of the President of the Sunni Endowment

Abadi coalition forces demanding the withdrawal of the hands of the President of the Sunni Endowment, and blame him for his appointment as opposed to legal contexts


Nur News / Baghdad 
MP for coalition forces Abdalgahar Samarrai, Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi to withdraw the hand of thePresident of the Sunni Endowment Abdul Latif Alhmam and submitted it to investigate the impact of the
repercussions spying scandal uncovered by the intelligence services in the organization which is headed.
A statement issued by his office, "Nur News" received a copy of the "planting bugged and cameras without security approvals in female office employees without their knowledge scandal refers to the deviation of moral dangerous course of action responsible for this act in the Sunni Endowment and out blatant about their duties, which affect negatively on the reputation of the moratorium and the administration and the dignity of its employees and the confidence of the relevant religious institutions.
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And carrying a samurai, "Abadi responsibility for the consequences of assigning Alhmam great religious institution and of paramount importance to the major component large, as is insisted on his inauguration without reference to the consensus of the Sunni component and its legitimate representative of the complex idiosyncratic top scientists and Fatwa in Iraq and other than due process."
He said "the fact that Alhmam was assigned the task of body functions of the presidency and is not an employee of the Iraqi state, and therefore, the Prime Minister shall bear the repercussions of this nomination and stay in it."
According to local sources in the Sunni Endowment, Tuesday, for the outbreak of the great differences between the Sunni Endowment management after the discovery of the presence of cameras to spy on officials, male and female employees in the Bureau is overseen by the sons of the Chief of Staff Abdul Latif Alhmam.
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A source in the Sunni Endowment for "Light News" that "the Director-General of the Department of institutions," Amer al-Janabi, "I discovered the existence of surveillance cameras inside his office and had to inform the security authorities on the subject, which was born of a major crisis within the Cabinet."
It is worth mentioning that "Alhmam took over the presidency of the Sunni Endowment," the agency "nominated by the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi amid a wave of objections from the political powers the year as well as intercepting the Fiqh Council of Senior Ulema and Fatwa in Iraq and considers this otherwise due process stipulated by the choosers head of the Sunni and Shiite Waqf legislator Law in the previous parliamentary session. "

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