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Police Arrest 9 Persons For Setting Fire To Ayensuano EC Office
The Ayensuano incident is part of a troubling trend of attacks reportedly linked to youth groups associated with the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Similar episodes of vandalism and intimidation targeting the Electoral Commission have been documented in the past, underscoring an alarming pattern of violence directed at state institutions.
The Ghana Police Service has apprehended nine individuals in connection with the recent arson attack on the Electoral Commission (EC) office in Ayensuano, located in the Eastern Region. This development adds to a series of violent incidents involving state institutions following the declaration of election results.
The latest arrests bring the total number of suspects detained for post-election-related disturbances across the country to 106. According to police sources, the detained individuals are cooperating with ongoing investigations and undergoing the necessary legal procedures.
The Ayensuano incident is part of a troubling trend of attacks reportedly linked to youth groups associated with the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Similar episodes of vandalism and intimidation targeting the Electoral Commission have been documented in the past, underscoring an alarming pattern of violence directed at state institutions.
In response to the arson attack, the Ghana Police Service reaffirmed its dedication to maintaining public safety and upholding the rule of law. Authorities have assured citizens that robust measures are being taken to bring the perpetrators to justice while preventing further disruptions.
The police also called on the public to remain calm and support security agencies in their efforts to safeguard communities and ensure a peaceful post-election environment.
Source: GhanaFeed.Com
