Withdrawing the powers of the Police Force Commission has drawn protests from many parties in the police force.
Placing the power for disciplinary action under the proposed IPCMC has drawn protests from police officers.
“We had an urgent meeting recently on several matters, including placing the power for disciplinary action under the IPCMC. Fuzi said a letter had been sent to the country’s leaders on the request by the three associations to meet the prime minister on the protest.
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