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Police investigating a leaked unsourced seditious document

Police investigating a leaked unsourced seditious document

By Vijay Narayan
29/06/2023
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Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua has today confirmed that Police are investigating a leaked unsourced seditious document being circulated on social media.

The concerning document is calling on the Republic of Fiji Military Forces to intervene after some decisions made by the coalition government.

Following the confirmation by Tikoduadua, Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations (ACP/O) Livai Driu says the Fiji Police Force would like to ask members of the public not to be easily swayed by rumours or information circulating on social media about purported plans aimed at destabilizing the security of our nation.

ACP Driu says Police are looking into the matter calling on people to be calm as Police are committed to their safety and security.

He says Police have been made aware of the information circulating and reassure members of the public that there is nothing to be concerned about.

ACP Driu says Police operations are focused on providing safety and security and there is nothing to be concerned about in as far as national security is concerned.

He also stresses for people to continue to source information from trusted reliable sources such as news media outlets or verified social media pages.

When asked on whether some people will be questioned, Police say they have started the investigation and will make further comments later.

fijivillage News also contacted Leader of the Opposition, Inia Seruiratu, and he has rejected the allegations against the FijiFirst circulating on social media.

Seruiratu says “the simple answer to your question is No, this is not an official FijiFirst document.”

We have also contacted the Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, and are awaiting his comments.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to comment later.

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