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MDC-T blamed for all political violence
07 May 2011 at 07:27hrs | Views
The Zimbabwe Republic Police on Friday blamed MDC-T for the eruption of political violence across the country saying the party has for the past few months been a major culprit especially during the run-up to their congress.
Responding to a report published by a local daily, Newsday, which alleges that Zanu PF has unleashed political violence across the country, the Zimbabwe Republic Police claims their records shows clearly that MDC-T is the major perpetrator of political violence which were recovered in most provinces ahead of the party's congress held last month.
Police Spokesperson Superintendent Andrew Phiri warned MDC-T against trying to destabilise the country through acts of political violence and said the culprits will be dealt with accordingly.
Responding to the recent alleged kidnapping of four of MDC-T supporters in Mbare, Superintendent Phiri said the party should follow procedures of reporting cases and the matters should be left in the hands of capable authorities.
According to a report realised by the Zimbabwe Republic Police, the MDC-T tops the list in national political violence records as demonstrated by intra-party clashes during the provincial elections and the congress.
The report indicates that from January to April this year, MDC- T party has been involved in more than 20 incidences of violence though it has blamed Zanu PF.
Responding to a report published by a local daily, Newsday, which alleges that Zanu PF has unleashed political violence across the country, the Zimbabwe Republic Police claims their records shows clearly that MDC-T is the major perpetrator of political violence which were recovered in most provinces ahead of the party's congress held last month.
Police Spokesperson Superintendent Andrew Phiri warned MDC-T against trying to destabilise the country through acts of political violence and said the culprits will be dealt with accordingly.
According to a report realised by the Zimbabwe Republic Police, the MDC-T tops the list in national political violence records as demonstrated by intra-party clashes during the provincial elections and the congress.
The report indicates that from January to April this year, MDC- T party has been involved in more than 20 incidences of violence though it has blamed Zanu PF.
Source - Ziana