Sudanese protesters to suspend contacts with military rulers
Military council's political committee had been main channel of contacts between opposition groups and military...
Sudanese protesters wave a national flag and flash the victory sign as they sit atop a military vehicle next to soldiers near the capital Khartoum's military headquarters on 7 April 2019. PHOTO: AFP
CAIRO:
Representatives of Sudan's protesters and main opposition groups said on Sunday they were suspending contacts with the political committee of the ruling military council, accusing it of being composed of "remnants" of the ousted regime.
"Our dealings with the political committee had been positive
but it deals with us in the same old manner, which prompted us
to suspend dealings with it," a leader of the group known as
Forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change.
The military council's political committee had been the main channel of contacts between opposition groups and the country's military rulers.
Representatives of Sudan's protesters and main opposition groups said on Sunday they were suspending contacts with the political committee of the ruling military council, accusing it of being composed of "remnants" of the ousted regime.
"Our dealings with the political committee had been positive
but it deals with us in the same old manner, which prompted us
to suspend dealings with it," a leader of the group known as
Forces of the Declaration of Freedom and Change.
The military council's political committee had been the main channel of contacts between opposition groups and the country's military rulers.