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Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok Taken Into Custody By Army in Military Coup
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok has been taken into custody by the army there. He had refused to support the coup. The country’s Information Ministry has informed about the detention of Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok on Monday by the armed forces. “While he refused to be part of the coup, an army force detained Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok and took him to an undisclosed location,” the ministry said in a statement. Sudanese officials said military forces detained at least five senior government officials on Monday, while the Sudanese Professionals Association, the main party of the pro-democracy country, called on the
Myanmar Military Coup Episode : What To Know
Army of Myanmar (Military Coup in Myanmar) has taken the power of the country under its control under a year of emergency. After all, what happened was that after ten years of being away from power, the army once again strangled democracy in Myanmar. Let us understand some possible reasons for the military to control the power. Mayawadi TV, owned by the army, cited Article 417 of the country’s constitution, which allowed the army to take over power in an emergency. The presenter said that the crisis of coronavirus and the failure of the government to hold the November elections
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