John Boadu talks about dissident vigilante groups | Policy

New Patriotic Party (NPP) Secretary General, the ruling party, John Boadu, said issues of mistrust and lack of trust in security agencies as a result of electoral violence should be major factors that can not be addressed. be ignored in the debate over the dissolution of the vigilance system.

According to him, while the two main political parties are trying to deal with the problem of vigilance with such magnitude, they will certainly talk about the mistrust and the type of trust that political parties, especially those of the opposition, have with regard to security agencies indifferent to most acts of violence perpetrated against opponents.

Speak on Ok FM The morning show "Ade Akye Abia", the leader of the NPP, insisted that the political influence was exercising in the functioning of the police during the elections, which which made it difficult for them to badert their authority as officers to take over any electoral violence.

". . the person may be making a mistake in front of the police and can not do anything about it. . . we will certainly talk about the mistrust and trust we have in the police and other security agencies; such a problem will arise because, sometimes, our police officers, whatever their reason, can not impose on their mandate and authority to deal with electoral violence ", he pointed.

He lamented that the level of violence and election-related crime is not a joke, citing the example of the elections in Akwatia, which led a young man called "Bullet" to lose his three fingers in front of the police at great day without any action being taken. stop the thugs.

He said the ruling party, the new Patriotic Party (NPP), had made it clear that there were only three bodies, namely the youth wing, the female wing and the Palestinian wing. Nbadara wing; admitting that some groups have been formed outside these bodies but have managed to close them, with the exception of a few that are not related to security issues.