Anbar Governor: Votes are more important for MPs than people

Anbar governor , who took the constitutional oath as governor of the most tensed area in Iraq since the invasion of the country in 2003 , seven months ago as it seems that he wasn’t lucky with the new year , in which parts of Fallujah and Ramadi became out of his control .

Dulaimi said from the biggest stronghold of extremist groups does not deny the existence of “hypocrites “among tribesmen and clerics in the province who have caused what happened recently .

The gunmen, including fighters from the “Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant “took control at the beginning of January on two cities in Anbarprovince.

The Iraqi forces were able since that time to regain control of most of Ramadi city but Fallujah is still in control of militants as the army encircled and bombed it for several times .

Dulaimi said in an interview with " Shafaq News " that " the MPs ( in reference to the MPs from Anbar province ) are excused because the election time has come close and it seems the biggest part of them considers the votes more important than blood of innocent people ."

It seems the anger of Anbar governor from MP’s unconcern to not only his province as the clergy and the tribes in Anbar had also their positions but with varying levels .

"The names of those who stood against Anbar and its people as well as those working on its destruction will be published later."

It is scheduled to hold Iraqi parliamentary elections at the end of current April across the country that lives in the development of tensed security in most of the cities.

The governor of Anbar said that , "The eyes are directed towards finding a solution to Fallujah but without the bloodshed of innocent people and this is what we will work on."