The Minority has expressed grave concern over what it calls the “blatant disregard for legal processes” and “judicial intimidation” following the suspension of the Chief Justice and the dismissal of certain public servants.
The group insists that these actions are destabilising the nation and eroding its democratic values.
“The blatant disregard for legal processes and the growing trend of judicial intimidation… represent a direct assault on the progress made in our legacy of democratic governance and rule of law,” the Minority stated.
The caucus condemned the mass termination of public sector workers describing it as economically unjust and socially destabilizing.
“It is unacceptable for such actions to take root knowing with certainty the negative effects those decisions have on the youth,” the statement noted.
The group emphasized that perceived political affiliations should never be a basis for dismissals in a democracy.
Calling for urgent civic action, the Minority said it is time for citizens to “rise in unity and resolve, not as spectators, but as defenders of the Republic. The time to act is now.”
