Malawi police have no report of missing DPP monitors

Malawi Police Service (MPS) says it has not received any report or particulars of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) monitor, who is said to have died as well as the 12 DPP monitors who are reportedly missing after allegedly being abducted by Tonse Alliance  followers during the June 23, 2020 fresh presidential poll.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Noel Kayira: No record on DPP monitors missing or dead

The deposed ruling party, through its publicity secretary Nicholas Dausi claimed that about 15 of its monitors were assaulted by MCP and UTM followers during the elections and that 12 of them are missing.

This was followed by a claim by United Democratic Front (UDF)  president and running-mate for the DPP-UDF alliance Atupele Muluzi that one of the monitors had passed away.

Ousted president Peter Mutharika, who was torchbearer for the DPP-UDF alliance repeated the claims on Saturday, but just like Muluzi, fell short of mentioning the name and particulars of the deceased monitor and the missing ones.

However, Deputy Commissioner of Police Noel Kaira, who was in-charge of security issues during the historical presidential poll says the police have no single record of the missing monitors let alone details of the deceased monitor.

“We expected the claimants to report the missing of the monitors as well as the death to any police station but as I speak now, we do not have any report or particulars of any individual who is missing or has lost his or her life as a result of the political violence,” said Kaira.

The statement by police has now left people wondering how a party which was ruling when the said incident occurred could fail to report the issue to police.

Dausi was Minister of Homeland Security while Muluzi was Energy and Mining Minister in the previous administration.

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Mavuto
Mavuto
3 years ago

What else can one expect from police under mcp government, police under chimwendo banda who openly called for violence in this country.

Lego
3 years ago
Reply to  Mavuto

Your bitterness will not take anywhere.

Ngombwax
Ngombwax
3 years ago

This whole shit sounded suspicious from the start. With a straight face, Dausi claimed that his party’s monitors have been kidnapped by a kang’wing’wi/pedegu joint hit-squad. Unfuckingbelievable!!!

Amuna Kudambo
Amuna Kudambo
3 years ago

A party of thieves and liars!

G Zali
G Zali
3 years ago

They must have been paying some monitors to isolate themselves as being abducted

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
3 years ago
Reply to  G Zali

A possibility.

Chemjambe
Chemjambe
3 years ago

Mbava kuyesera kunama

The Patriot
3 years ago

Or the police have been ordered what to say by the power that be. Cover up.

The sniper
The sniper
3 years ago
Reply to  The Patriot

Not Chakwera wawa. Ife za manyi anu amene mupanga a DPP sitimadziwa.

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
3 years ago

We knew that was fabrication by dausi and dpp/udf bunch, kikikikiiiiiiii. This explains why they tried very much to stop the elections cause they knew they were going to be obliterated. Welcome to the opposition benches.

Luka
Luka
3 years ago

Unfortunately, it helps nobody to have liars, cheats, thieves and ahule on the opposition benches.

Sand
Sand
3 years ago

Kkkkkk maybe they reported to Chisale. Dpp thought will never lose election. This is it.

Lego
3 years ago

That is why people voted them out because they are good on propagandas than real issues.

Mkanda Gudu
Mkanda Gudu
3 years ago

Dausi, Muluzi and Mutharika should be taken to task to explain the claims as musings about abductions are serious matters.

Luka
Luka
3 years ago
Reply to  Mkanda Gudu

They should be charged with slander and wasting police time.

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