Ali Breaks Silence: "Should Not Be Interpreted as an Admission of Guilt"

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Mohamed Abdukardir Ali (V), who has been in the spotlight in recent weeks when he was linked to an investigation into suspected election fraud, writes in a Facebook post that his request for leave does not mean that he is resigning from his position as a member of parliament. "Nor should it be interpreted as an admission of guilt," he writes.

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V-politician Mohamed Ali unexpectedly crossed into the Riksdag. But an investigation into suspected election fraud is underway. Now Ali is speaking out for the first time – and says he has requested two weeks off.

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Mohamed Abdurkardir Ali breaks his silence after allegations of election fraud in Sweden. Now he is hitting back at the accusations and denies any criminal wrongdoing.

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Mohamed Abdurkardir Ali (V) has now taken to Facebook to comment on the suspicions of fraud surrounding his personal election campaign. “Conclusions have been drawn about me before the ongoing processes and investigations have been allowed to run their course. For me, it is important that the facts come out and that people are not judged in public before there is proper evidence,” he writes. “I have also reacted to how my background, my personal…

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V politician Mohamed Ali, who was elected all the way to the Riksdag, has chosen to speak out after turbulent days.