Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Police institute investigations into the PF-UPND fracas in Chilanga

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Police have instituted investigations into the fracas in Chilanga that led to PF and UPND cadres to clash.

Lusaka Province Police Commissioner Nelson Phiri has since deployed more officers to ensure voting is smooth.

Mr Phiri says no one has been arrested and that investigations have continued.

And the UPND says it is not true that they caused confusion in Chilanga yesterday.

UPND Chilanga Constituency Secretary Abin Masumo has since challenged political party leaders to ensure that all their cadres are peaceful.

Mr Masumo said there is NO need to fight with pangas saying parties should instead fight using the ballot.

He was speaking in an interview with ZNBC News this morning.

6 COMMENTS

  1. This so called fracas occurred last week and we saw on Muvi Tv how the PF cadres went to beat up their UPND colleagues. ZNBC never showed the pictures…that is one clue to you who was the perpetrator. second clue is how long the ZP has taken to investigate and arrest known cadres who beat their colleagues. this will not yield anything I can assure you. if it was UPND, by now the cells would be full of cadres plus even those who were selling vitumbuwa to them kaufela arrested

  2. SAD SAD SAD FOR PEOPLE FOR THE SAKE OF POWER WANTING TO KILL THEIR FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS.SHAME ON ANYONE WITH EVIL INTENTIONS OF WANTING TO ELLIMINATE MAN USING BAD AND EVIL METHODS IN THE NAME OF POLITICS .I DETEST THAT . NO MAN TO KILL ANOTHER MAN EVERY ONE MUST BE EQUALL

  3. SAD FOR PEOPLE FOR THE SAKE OF POWER WANTING TO KILL THEIR FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS.SHAME ON ANYONE WITH EVIL INTENTIONS OF WANTING TO ELLIMINATE MAN USING BAD AND EVIL METHODS IN THE NAME OF POLITICS .I DETEST THAT . NO MAN TO KILL ANOTHER MAN EVERY ONE MUST BE EQUALL

  4. Zambian politics is now boring. It is politics of indecent acts and behaviour. Imagine that the polical leaders are the ones setting a pace to such indecent assults. This irks!

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