Sudan: Statement By Security and Intelligence Service Issued

Khartoum — The spokesman of the National Security and Intelligence Service Monday issued a statement on the background of a statement issued by the Central Doctors Committee and published in newspapers and social networking sites on the killing of a citizen in the offices of the Security and Intelligence Service in Dilling town in South Kordofan after his arrest for three days and torture, falsely presuming that the death of this citizen came under the practices of the Security and Intelligence Service to take the lives of citizens illegally.

The Security and Intelligence Service has denied in its statement the claim of the Central Doctors' Committee, affirming that the deceased citizen Ahmed Hassan Sharaf-Eddin was not a civilian, but belongs a known regular force and that he was not arrested at offices of the Security and Intelligence Service in Dilling and that he has nothing to do with the Security and Intelligence Service.

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