The National Unity Platform (NUP) leadership has accused security operatives of stealing money during a raid on their Kamwokya and Kavule offices conducted by joint security forces on Wednesday.
Police spokesperson Rusoke Kituma stated the search aimed to investigate reports of alleged “military drills” at the party premises.
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Speaking to the media, Doreen Kaijja, coordinator of the NUP Leadership School, claimed the operatives vandalized property and took Shs 2 million from the office and an additional Shs 2.5 million from the party’s shop.
NUP leaders condemned the raid as an act of theft disguised as a security operation, describing it as part of an ongoing crackdown on opposition activities.
While police have not addressed the theft allegations, security agencies have previously defended such operations, citing efforts to prevent subversive activities.
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