People talk.
The various cities of the Sudan witnessed peaceful demonstrations on the second anniversary of the December People ' s Revolution despite the circumstances of the Kofid 19 pandemic, which had lifted different slogans without being addressed by the police and security forces, which was commendable for their commitment to their professional roles and the protection of democracy.
The first reading of these demonstrations was that they dropped the vicious attempts to turn them into anti-transitionist demonstrations in all their components. On the contrary, many voices increased among the demonstrators confirming their support for Prime Minister Dr. Abdullah Hamduk and their insistence on continuing the revolution to achieve its political, economic and community objectives.
The reading of banners and slogans illustrates some legitimate demands, such as the completion of State structures, particularly the Legislative Council, and the acceleration of the equitable retribution of martyrs ' blood and the treatment of the causes of the economic crisis and the livelihood bottlenecks.
There has been a clear tendency among the demonstrators against the continued presence of the remnants of the regime of exorbitant rescue in some of the State ' s separations, the continued military domination and its excess role in protecting the security and safety of the Sudan.
We reaffirm that there is no conflict between the civilian State and the strengthening of the armed forces and other regular forces, but in the civil State, its professionalism to carry out its respective functions in the field of its specialization is free from political conflict and investment in areas other than defence and security.
Once again, we warn of the dangers of party disputes over the surface of the forces of the Revolution and believe that it is necessary to speed up the rally to confront the attempts of the stalkers of the revolution to reverse them from within, and to push efforts to achieve peace, justice and the free and dignified life of citizens, rather than to flare untiring battles on temporary positions that do not serve either home or citizens.
This doesn't mean getting the others back from the old and the next, as long as they live with the people and their revolution without jeopardizing justice and raising injustice.
The crowd's cheers confirmed their rejection of the pockets of the rescue system that seek to reinvent their power of worship, preferring to suffer hunger for their unjust judgment.
noradin@msn.com
