The governor of Khartoum faces prosecutions

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The owners of commercial stores in the Al-Jaili refinery market, north of the capital, are heading to prosecute the governor of Khartoum State, Ahmed Othman Hamza, and demand compensation for the removal of their codified stores from a Bahri locality because it is not random housing.

The state of Khartoum decided to liberate it from the militia’s grip by removing the random housing in the state’s regions, as it was a reason for the crimes against Khartoum, especially looting and looting, which sparked a wave of criticism.

Abdulaziz Abdullah Ahmed, Director of the Land Protection and Outlooks Agency in Khartoum State, said that the random housing has been an obsession that has been haunting the state of Khartoum long ago.

He said that the state carried out organized campaigns with the participation of the police and the joint force from the regular forces and the Public Prosecution to remove all random housing and restore rights to its owners.

He explained that there is a deliberate plan for limiting and dealing with random housing in all localities of Khartoum State, and 60% of them were implemented, as it started with a seasy locality of 19 Halfaya and the 13th square of Halfaya, in addition to the Al -Azaba area.