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(36) That I made visas arrangement with British Government and he left for UK with members of his family.


In his affidavit Captain Ndahura averred as follows.


(1) That I am and a captain in UPDF and well acquainted with allegations contained in the affidavits sworn in support of the petition concerning Rukungiri.

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(2) That I was the commander of the few troops from the PPU that were deployed in Rukungiri in advance to the President’s visit in January 2001.


(3) That because the President was soon returning for another rally we stayed and were camped at the State Lodge .


(4) That / have read the affidavit of Bernard Masiko, Kakuru Sam, Frank Byaruhanga and found them to contain falsehood.


(5) That in response to Frank Byaruhanga’s affidavit, it is not true that the PPU beat up people in Rukungiri for supporting Dr. Besigye.


(6) That I can positively state that no PPU soldier moved out of station without me or my knowledge.


(8) That on 3/3/ 2001 Dr. Besigye addressed a rally in Rukungiri town. On that day no PPU soldiers moved to Bwambara.


(11) That is not true that we from PPU accompanied Deputy RDC to Kayonza when he allegedly ordered the removal of Besigye’s sign posts and posters from his office.

(15) That it is not true that I chased Hon. Okwir from Rukungiri but assisted police in dispersing illegal rally.


(18) That at Rwaneyo it is not true as alleged by Mpwabwooba that PPU was distributed at homes of Dr. Besigye’s supporters nor was PPU present at any polling stations.


(19) I reply to Bashaija in support of the petition, it is not true that he met me in Hotel Holliday or that I drew a pistol on his head.


(20) That the allegation in affidavit of Byomuhangi Kaguta that on 11/3/2001 he was arrested by soldiers from PPU is false.


(24) That the allegations by Mubangizi Dennis in support of the petition that he was arrested by PPU soldiers and taken and beaten in Nyabubare Barracks on 3/3/2001 are false.


(25) That in reply to paragraph 8 of James Musinguzi’s affidavit, it is not true that I unleashed terror in Rukungiri and was not responsible for the death of one person and injury of 14 others which were only a result of clashes between the petitioners’ supporters and the joint security force. The clashes were provoked by the violence of the petitioner’s supporters.

Affidavit of Hon. Capt. Charles Byaruhanga states as follows:

“(2) That I am the MP for Kibaale county, Kamwenge District and was actively involved in the campaign for the last Presidential Election.