Abdullah's rejection of Election result may lead to bloody Ethnic standoff

Kabul-Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah rejected the initial report on election results and called it a bloody coup against the people of Afghanistan.This statement may lead to a deadly situation in the country and could result in civil war.

The independent election commission on Monday reported that the Ashraf Ghani has won the second round of the elections that took place on June 14 by securing 56% of the votes while Abdullah secured 43% of the votes.

Abdullah's camp responded angrily and said that the results did not throw all the fraudulent votes."We don't support results that were announced today and we believe this is a coup against people of Afghanistan",said a spokesman for Abdullah's campaign.

In a sharp statement John Kerry from Washington said that all results should be reasonable and there is no space for violence and trouble.

"Any action to take power illegally will cost Afghanistan financial and security support from US and rest of the world",said John Kerry.

Son of a Pashtun father and a Tajik mother he draws most of his support from the Tajik minority in north and is capable of  gathering huge masses of people.