General Khushal Sadat, Deputy Minister of Interior, speaks during an interview in Kabul, Afghanistan May 30, 2019. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's new police chief Khoshal Sadat has one of the hardest jobs in the country - rooting out abuses and bringing new energy to a force that for years has been used as a cash machine by corrupt politicians.
Khoshal, a 34-year-old police Special Forces officer who has spent his entire adult life fighting the Taliban, was appointed three months ago by President Ashraf Ghani as part of a broader drive against graft.
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