A scandal of high caliber haunts the PYD administration, which is controlled by Qandil

ARK News... Since PPk's control of the cities and towns of Syrian Kurdistan under the mantle of "self-management", in 2011, until now, it continues to plunder the goods and wealth of the Kurdish people, and those in control are the leaders of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in PKK and the brothers of the prominent leaders. The victims are unsupported Kurds, the last of whom is an official from the Unity Party, Jinnah Sheikh Ali.

And within the corruption cases, another case has emerged that is pursuing the PYD administration and the resignation of one of its officials under pressure from a prominent leader within the PYD, according to a special source within the administration revealed to ARK on Thursday, December 1, 2022.

The source, who preferred not to reveal his name for security reasons, stated that Sarhad, the brother of the prominent leader, Jamil Bayiq, who is known in the region as the most corrupt and controlling every incoming and outgoing, formed a committee headed by him, claiming to pursue corruption files and show the corrupt and bring them to justice. Salman Barodo was the co-chair of the Economic Authority in the administration PYD is one of the victims, who had assumed the position as a representative of the Unity Party (Sheikh Ali).

The source indicated that Barodo, under pressure from Sarhad, submitted his resignation after exposing corruption files, noting that Sarhad was one of his supporters and covered up for him. His resignation was accepted, and today is his last day with the Economic Commission.

The source confirmed that some of the files of corruption that Barodo is pursuing include bills for the exchange of materials, furniture, construction equipment, car repair, and the purchase of cars, which he used the bills for his personal account.

Kurdish politicians believe that Syrian Kurdistan has become like a milking cow, generating millions of dollars for Qandil, especially since PKK (Qandil) officials control the oil wells, taxes, and revenues from agricultural products, in addition to the support it receives in the name of the Syrian Democratic Forces from the International Coalition and international and humanitarian organizations. This comes in conjunction while they follow the policy of hunger and poverty for the remaining Kurdish civilians in the cities and towns of Syrian Kurdistan, under the control of PKK, successive crises continue to ravage the cities, from the lack of fuel, electricity and water, and an insane rise in prices as well as the dire security situation, which forces the people to leave their cities and head towards the region Kurdistan, Turkey and European countries, and settle Arab families instead of them.

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