Sawla youth condemn killings and vandalism in Gindabour, demand probe and compensation
The Sawla Youth Network has condemned what it describes as unjustifiable killings and widespread property vandalism at Gindabour in the Kong Traditional Area, calling on the government to institute an independent probe and compensate victims.
The Sawla Youth Network has expressed outrage over the alleged killings and vandalism that occurred at Gindabour in the Kong Traditional Area. They have called for an independent investigation and compensation for the victims. The group detailed a disturbing sequence of events that began on Wednesday night along the Gindabour road, where a teacher named Abu Seidu was reportedly killed by police officers.
The youth network stated that the killing of Seidu, who was on his way to his farm, was a violation of human rights. They also condemned the retaliatory killing of a police officer and the destruction of private and traditional properties by security personnel. The youth network is demanding an impartial inquiry into the shootings and property damage, as well as compensation for those affected. They urged residents to remain calm and seek justice through legal means.
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