Socialist Party: The Dakar Regional Union denounces threats of disruption and calls for respect for discipline.

The Regional Union of the Socialist Party (PS) of Dakar is raising the alarm about what it calls attempts at destabilization aimed at disrupting an important party meeting scheduled for this Saturday, June 13, at the Léopold Sédar Senghor House.

In a statement released this Thursday, Socialist Party leaders in Dakar claim to have been informed of calls for violence made by some activists in the Dakar-Plateau district. According to the document, these calls were allegedly made during a recent district meeting held at the Léopold Sédar Senghor House.

The source of these tensions appears to be the General Assembly of the coordinating secretaries-general convened by the Secretary-General of the Socialist Party, Aminata Mbengue Ndiaye. The regional union considers this meeting an important step in the life of the party.

Faced with this situation, the regional leaders of the Socialist Party strongly condemn what they describe as "irresponsible behavior" and attitudes contrary to the principles of discipline and the founding values of the political party.

"Such anti-party attitudes cannot fall on deaf ears," the statement emphasizes, calling on national and international public opinion to witness the risks of disruption surrounding the holding of the meeting.

The Dakar Regional Union believes that resorting to violence cannot be a form of expression within a political party. It reiterates that "the use of violence is the weapon of the weak" and announces that all necessary measures will be taken to guarantee the safety of people and property, as well as the free exercise of the party's activities.

Through this statement, socialist leaders are calling for calm and respect for internal democratic rules in order to preserve the unity and stability of the Socialist Party as this important political deadline approaches.