The Ministry of the Interior has dismissed claims circulating on social media that certain individuals, including pastors, have been granted exemptions from security checks. The Ministry clarified that no directives or protocols allow any groups or individuals to bypass established security procedures.
In a statement issued by its Public Affairs and Communications Unit, the Ministry described these allegations as “baseless, entirely false, and should be disregarded immediately.” It reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to maintaining nationwide peace and security, ensuring that all citizens receive equal protection without discrimination.
Furthermore, the Ministry cautioned against the misuse of its name for criminal activities or the spread of misinformation, warning that such actions threaten national security. It emphasized the importance of strict adherence to security protocols, urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
To combat the spread of misinformation, the Ministry called on social media users and the public to verify information through official channels before sharing it.
It reassured the public of its dedication to transparency and pledged to provide accurate updates on its operations and policies.
The statement concluded with a call for collective responsibility in ensuring national security, affirming that by working together, “we can ensure a safer and more informed community.”
