Mohan Chugani Disatisified with Police Apology, As They Refused to Admit their Fault
Mohan Chugani, former Chairman of Indian Association of Hong Kong said that Tang Ping-Keung, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), and Chief Executive Carrie Lam both sent him regards through WhatsApp. He could feel Lam's sincerity and basically accepted their apologies. He, however, could not accept Police Public Relation Branch's (PPRB) explanation at the press conference saying there were rioters and protesters at the scene. He described the saying as "crap" and "rubbish".
He also mentioned that last night (Oct 21) Tang explained to him, saying the event was a "very unfortunate accident", and he was not satisfied. "They keep saying that it was an accident. If they are really sorry for that, they should not say there were protesters at the front. They should have said 'Those people at the front were not protesters, they were just normal citizens, and we were wrong.' to show their sincerity. I would have accepted if they did not keep saying people outside were protesters. All they have said is crap."
He continued, "If you cannot undo the wrongs, please explain to all Hong Kong people and say you are sorry instead of making excuses. You can't always be right and say the people are wrong."
Source: Apple Daily
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/local/realtime/article/20191022/60181113
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Mohan Chugani, former Chairman of Indian Association of Hong Kong said that Tang Ping-Keung, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), and Chief Executive Carrie Lam both sent him regards through WhatsApp. He could feel Lam's sincerity and basically accepted their apologies. He, however, could not accept Police Public Relation Branch's (PPRB) explanation at the press conference saying there were rioters and protesters at the scene. He described the saying as "crap" and "rubbish".
He also mentioned that last night (Oct 21) Tang explained to him, saying the event was a "very unfortunate accident", and he was not satisfied. "They keep saying that it was an accident. If they are really sorry for that, they should not say there were protesters at the front. They should have said 'Those people at the front were not protesters, they were just normal citizens, and we were wrong.' to show their sincerity. I would have accepted if they did not keep saying people outside were protesters. All they have said is crap."
He continued, "If you cannot undo the wrongs, please explain to all Hong Kong people and say you are sorry instead of making excuses. You can't always be right and say the people are wrong."
Source: Apple Daily
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/local/realtime/article/20191022/60181113
#TsimShaTsui #WaterCannonTruck
#Oct20 #KowloonMosque #PoliceState
1900 | Government Headquarters, Queensway
At least one water cannon truck is stationed near the Government Headquarters Office.
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At least one water cannon truck is stationed near the Government Headquarters Office.
#WaterCannonTruck #PoliceState