Rabuka: Reports of violent incidents overnight disturbing; must cease immediately
23 December, 2022, 8:00 am
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People Alliance Party Leader Sitiveni Rabuka respond to media at the Tanoa Plaza Hotel. Picture; JONA KONATACI/FT FILE
The People’s Alliance Party leader Sitiveni Rabuka said reports of violent incidents overnight by the Commissioner of Police Brigadier-General Sitiveni Qiliho “are disturbing and must cease immediately”.
Mr Rabuka urged the people of Fiji to respect the rule of law and to allow the political process to continue without hindrance.
“The PA-NFP-SODELPA coalition condemns any attempt to derail the peaceful democratic process through violent acts or any acts of hooliganism,” he said on his official social media Facebook page.
“I call on leaders of all political parties, religions and communities to urge our people that respect for the rule of law remains paramount during this time.
“The Coalition aspires to the peaceful transition of power that can achieve through mutual respect for each other.”