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No government should be blamed for ‘Rambo-style’ arrests – Amaliba

According to the legal practitioner, such aggressive and forceful arrests are conducted by the security agencies themselves, and no government should be blamed for their operations.“Security agencies are independent, and no one can influence their operations,” he said.
Lawyer Amaliba, however, urged political parties to stop blaming governments for the actions of security agencies and instead work together to address concerns surrounding arrest procedures.
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