46 soldiers arrested in connection with Wednesday House session stand-off

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Thursday April 05, 2018 - 17:36:37 in News In English by Dahir Alasow
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    46 soldiers arrested in connection with Wednesday House session stand-off

    Forty-Six soldiers apprehended after they allegedly interrupted yesterday's Lower House session, officials confirmed.

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Forty-Six soldiers apprehended after they allegedly interrupted yesterday's Lower House session, officials confirmed. Soldiers who mainly drowned from police and National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) were deployed into the Parliament building to disrupt the debate on the motion against Jawari, sources privy to the plan told Hiiraan Online.

Somali National Army Chief, Abdiweli Jama Gorod who spoke to media said several soldiers had been apprehended in connection with Wednesday's House session disruption.
"The soldiers who entered the Parliament building with guns were arrested, the majority of them are now in our custody and We are still hunting remaining ones," said Gorod.
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He noted that the army officials launched an investigation into allegations of armed force impersonation.

" We were informed that there were individuals who impersonated the forces and gained access to the House, We are probing it," he confirmed.

A Police officer who asked anonymity as he was not authorized to talk to media, to Hiiraan Online that the number of the arrested soldiers were 46, the majority from the police department.

" I can confirm the number of the officers arrested, 46 soldiers were detained, over twenty of them are police officers though several of the bodyguards of the House Speaker, Mohamed Osman Jawari were included," said Hanshi.

Asked about the allegations of the impersonation, the officer dispelled the report saying the forces stationed at the Parliament were all government soldiers.

" There were plain cloth officers but the majority of them were outside the building, yes there were few numbers of plainclothes officers inside the building, but I doubt if there was any individual who impersonated the forces to gain access into the Parliament," he told Hiiraan Online.

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