KMT Protests Escalate Over Alleged Signature Fraud Investigation: Second Night of Demonstrations
來源: 自由時報
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) staged a second night of protests in Taipei against an ongoing investigation into alleged signature fraud on recall petitions. KMT leaders, including Chairman Eric Chu, protested near the Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office, calling the investigation a political suppression by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The protest was moved to comply with the Assembly and Parade Act. Meanwhile, DPP members criticized Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an for joining the protest, alleging he abused his authority and influenced law enforcement.
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KMT protests for the second consecutive night against an investigation into alleged signature fraud.
Protests were moved to comply with the Assembly and Parade Act, avoiding the immediate vicinity of the prosecutors' office.
KMT leaders claim the investigation is a political move by the DPP to suppress dissent.
DPP members criticize Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an for joining the protest, alleging abuse of authority and influence on law enforcement.
KMT plans further protests, indicating ongoing tension and political conflict.