A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) yesterday warned against any attempt to stir trouble, while accusing the PPP/C of “misinformation” and “lies” after a disruption at a meeting in Victoria on Wednesday night.
Police later announced that an investigation was ongoing into the reported attack on five PPP/C supporters, who were reportedly assaulted and had kerosene thrown on one of them, after the PPP/C meeting.
In a statement released at a press conference yesterday, APNU said that it was appalled by “unsubstantiated … and distorted lies” and concerned that some media were “reporting lies
