Charges against Suu Kyi at gun point means nothing: Gun power politics must be ended
Dhaka, June 16 -- Myanmar's deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi's trial in military court entered its second day on Tuesday where the state prosecution presented arguments that she was involved in corruption, incited public disorder and flouted coronavirus restrictions.
The ruling junta has prepared a bunch of charges against the controversial Nobel Laureate Burmese politician with a view to blaming the ongoing democratic movement along with intensifying its control on the government.
According to international media, like the previous day no journalist was allowed yesterday at the hearing inside the Naypyidaw council compound, which was heavily guarded by armed police personnel.
Framing charges are not at all difficult under gun power pol...
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