How many dollars did Ashraf Ghani take from Afghanistan? US report comes out

Former President Ashraf Ghani, who fled the country without telling anyone after the Taliban took power, was accused of having 1660 million and 880 million in suitcases, but now a report has revealed the real amount.

According to the American newspaper Washington Post, the Afghan president is accused of carrying Rs 168 million in a suitcase and taking it with him by helicopter, while the presidential palace has suffered a loss of Rs 55 million.

Similarly, tens of millions of dollars went out of the wallet of the National Directorate of Security and tens of millions of dollars out of the bank accounts of the Afghan government.

The US government's watchdog, the Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), has confirmed in an interim report the details of the withdrawal of the Afghan government and its troops.

The money appears to have been stolen by former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who has been investigating the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.

Caesar questioned Ashraf Ghani on charges of stealing millions of dollars.  According to Sieger's report, a senior US official has revealed that former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, while fleeing the country, took not millions but less than one crore in a helicopter.

Sieger's investigative report notes that millions of dollars are unlikely to be taken, but the former president took some cash, which did not exceed 1 million, and could be as high as $500,000.

For his research, Siger interviewed eyewitnesses and local officials at the time of Ashraf Ghani's escape, who testified that there was no evidence of the money that had been taken from him.

Eyewitnesses and officials testified, but Sieger did not find the millions of dollars missing from the Presidential House, the National Directorate of Security and the Afghan Bank during his investigation.