The Governor yesterday evening expressed disappointment at the "ill mannered behavior" conducted by some angry soldiers yesterday in the event of the BRT accident. He expresses his disappointment from the angle of them being public servants benefiting tax payers money. He believes they should have comported themselves in a well civilized manner. However in the course of the interview, he has taken the position of a good judge, he awaits a formal report on the incident before any further reaction.
"I spoke with the Brigadier General who said he was managing
and controlling the situation. Nothing I have yet is verified. I am
waiting for a formal report before we then can ventilate a position.
There is allegation that somebody who was not supposed to be on the BRT
route was on the BRT route. As far as I know if something happens to you
while you are conducting an unlawful act, it's a criminal offense in its own
sense. Its really disappointing to put it mildly that public
servants, and that is what soldiers are, paid with tax payers money will
act in a manner that is being suggested here, and I say this being
suggested because I am waiting for official report to let me know really
who played what role, what happened, whether or not even the brigade
commander has been able to identify the people who were involved...but if it
turns out to be true, it would be a very very irresponsible conduct to
put it very mildly" he said.
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