21-12-2024, 06:20 PM
United Workers Party Responds to Growth in Paramilitary Activity
With the recent uptick in paramilitary groups such as the Army of Ahmadi, the ruling political party, The United Workers Party, has announced it's plans to introduce legislation that would quell any potential rebellion.
Many have criticized this decision from President Khan, as a way to quell any power any other party could have prior to the election. Recently, the Workers Council voted to increase the membership from 125 to 750, which they may feel is backfiring on them with new parties starting to gain momentum.[font=arial]ad Kargar Gond[/font]
With the recent uptick in paramilitary groups such as the Army of Ahmadi, the ruling political party, The United Workers Party, has announced it's plans to introduce legislation that would quell any potential rebellion.
Quote:Under our current political climate, we cannot risk the safety of our beloved Workers Council or our workers. Paramilitary Organizations such as the Army of Ahmadi threaten Solenia's security and reputation. We will do what we can to disband this organization, and continue the order we have had within our beautiful nation.
-President Gedi Khan
Many have criticized this decision from President Khan, as a way to quell any power any other party could have prior to the election. Recently, the Workers Council voted to increase the membership from 125 to 750, which they may feel is backfiring on them with new parties starting to gain momentum.[font=arial]ad Kargar Gond[/font]