Minority Chief Whip Demands Urgent Briefing Over Mysterious Killings
The Minority Chief Whip in Parliament is pressing the government and security agencies for an urgent briefing over a series of mysterious killings reported in various parts of the country. The MP expressed grave concern about the growing climate of fear and insecurity among citizens, emphasizing the need for swift and transparent action. He called on the Interior Minister and the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to appear before Parliament to explain the steps being taken to investigate these incidents and ensure the safety of the populace.
In a bold statement during a parliamentary session, the Minority Chief Whip has demanded an urgent and detailed briefing from national security agencies over the recent wave of mysterious killings that have unsettled many Ghanaians.
The lawmaker, visibly disturbed by reports circulating in both mainstream and social media, highlighted how these unexplained deaths are spreading panic across communities. "Ghanaians deserve answers," he said. "It is unacceptable that lives are being lost under such strange circumstances, and no proper communication has been made to this House or the public."
He urged the Minister for the Interior and the IGP to appear before Parliament immediately to provide a comprehensive update on investigations, suspects, and preventive measures being put in place. The Minority Caucus is also calling for a bipartisan approach to addressing the broader issues of national security and public safety.
This demand comes on the heels of a series of grisly discoveries in both urban and rural areas, with some victims found with no clear signs of struggle or theft. Residents have voiced concerns about a possible rise in ritual killings or criminal networks exploiting lapses in the security system.
Civil society groups and human rights advocates have added their voices to the call for transparency and urgent action, noting that unresolved killings only deepen mistrust in the country’s justice and security institutions.
Until an official explanation is given and visible steps are taken, the Minority insists they will continue to press the matter with all the urgency it deserves.
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