OUTA’s Ali Gule calls for justice for Babita Deokaran at monument unveiling
In a powerful speech at the unveiling of a monument for Babita Deokaran, Ali Gule from OUTA calls for justice and accountability in South Africa, highlighting the ongoing issues of corruption and crime.
Ali Gule, a representative from OUTA, called for justice and accountability during the unveiling of a monument dedicated to Babita Deokaran at a South African event. Gule emphasized that until the corrupt individuals causing issues remain in the streets, Babita Deokaran will not receive justice. Gule expressed disappointment with the lack of participation from certain figures at the Madlanga Commission, which shows results, unlike the Zondo Commission that continues to mention lawbreakers who later become lawmakers.
Gule warned that those who distort the truth will face consequences, as taxpayer money will bring scrutiny. Gule criticized the utilization of public funds by corrupt individuals while neglecting crucial needs like doctors, ambulances, and nurses in township hospitals. He stressed the need for permanent commissions to address corruption and crime.
Gule also mentioned his organization's consistent involvement in Babita Deokaran's cases, vowing to continue protesting until the perpetrators are apprehended. The OUTA leader urged South Africans to hold accountable those involved in crime and corruption, regardless of their social or political status, and emphasized the importance of implementing the country's policies, laws, and Constitution effectively.
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