The Central Council in Sudan, as well as the Freedom and Change Forces’ supporters, were urged to participate in a demonstration today to demand a civil state and the return of the army to its military barracks.
The forces emphasised that they were not a part of any deal with the military component and refuted rumours that they had reached a draught agreement and were set to sign it.
According to what was expressed in its statement, she also reaffirmed its commitment to the Sudanese people to uphold their legitimate demands for a democratic transition and the establishment of constitutional leadership.
According to the Sudanese publication “Democrat,” the Khartoum resistance committees said in late September of last year that they would hold a number of “processions and events” in October.
Muhammad Anwar, a spokesman for the coordination of the Khartoum-based resistance groups, was quoted in the newspaper as claiming that demonstrations would take place on October 21 and 25. The spokesman pointed out that the processions will raise slogans “condemning the military coup, demanding its overthrow, as it also declares its rejection of the political settlements that are now proceeding, and led by the political forces. “.
The forces of freedom and reform in Sudan want protests.
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