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The Opposition is crying foul over what they call a dangerous trend of police aggression aimed at silencing dissent. DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa, speaking after recording a statement with IPOA, accused the police of turning rallies into battlegrounds and warned that democracy is under threat as citizens are met with force instead of freedom.
Opposition Cries Foul Over ‘Weaponised’ Police Force
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