DA march on Luthuli House creates a bad precedent: Bantu Holomisa

12 February 2014 - 12:57 By Sapa
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Bantu Holomisa says service delivery has been handicapped by the ruling party's infighting.
Bantu Holomisa says service delivery has been handicapped by the ruling party's infighting.

Nowhere in the world has a political party marched on another political party to air its disagreements and concerns on policy positions and government programmes.

The United Democratic Movement (UDM) condemns the Democratic Alliance's (DA) decision to march on Luthuli House.

The march should be on the Union Buildings, the seat of Government, rather than on the headquarters of a political party.

It is ironic that the DA, which always pontificates about the importance of separating the party and the state, conflates the two on its decision to march on Luthuli House.

This ill-considered and unnecessary march is going to cost the safety and security cluster millions of Rands that should be spent on crime fighting strategies.

It also creates a bad precedent and promotes a culture of political intolerance.

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