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DPP complains of victimization

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Msonda: That is what they used to do
Msonda: That is what they used to do

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has called on People’s Party (PP) to level the preparation ground for the 2014 Tripartite Elections by allowing other parties to hold rallies in public places.

DPP regional governor (North) Kenneth Sanga made the call on Wednesday during a press briefing in Mzuzu. He said DPP is a victim of PP’s abuse of powers in barring others from holding rallies.

However, PP spokesperson Ken Msonda said complaints from DPP are always unfounded. He said the party was expressing unknown fears.

“That is what they used to do and we don’t promote that. They are guilty of their own acts as they are the ones who barred others from holding rallies,” said Msonda.

Sanga said DPP was being victimised in the North, a development he said was tantamount to rigging elections.

Sanga said where there are cases of victimisation, the party will launch complaints to district commissioners shortly.

 

 

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  1. Looking critically into the Msonda’s speech, one may see that Msonda is the one on the forefront with perpetration of violance acts in PP and that he is intolerance. How can one differentiate the speech he made on Mulanje houses burning saga with this one? Isn’t this vegiance at its best? PP as a party should offload these kind of political morons and accommodate prolific individual with developmental ideologies.

    Remember we are complaining of irregularities in voters registration exercise in some area especially in lower Shire and Lhomwe belts. Mind you, this will promote voter appathy and rigging especially by PP.

    Its high time MEC should wake up and address some of these issue before its out of hand.

    Malawians, let’s love one another regardless of one’s political affiliation and let’s work together for the betterment of our beloved mother Malawi.

    All in all, God Bless Malawi!!!!!

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