Nasir Court Case: Second accused denies armed group ties as no witness testifies
The second accused in the ongoing trial involving the suspended the first vice president told the court that none of the prosecution witnesses testified that he communicated with anyone in Nasir or Ulang. The court on Monday continued hearing proceedings in Case No. 85, with the second accused Mam Pal Dhuor denying allegations linking him to armed youth groups in Nasir and Ulang, as well as accusations of transferring information to the suspended Minister of Petroleum. The se
During the latest session of Case No. 85, defendant Mam Pal Dhuor formally refuted allegations that he maintained ties with armed youth factions in Nasir and Ulang. Dhuor, a businessman, asserted that no prosecution witnesses provided evidence linking him to these groups or to the suspended Minister of Petroleum. He specifically challenged the validity of digital forensic evidence, claiming that experts failed to identify the senders of alleged messages or clarify their contents. Furthermore, the accused denied receiving or responding to communications from local youth commanders, including Tor Gile. Dhuor also raised concerns regarding the handling of his confiscated mobile devices, arguing that the prosecution's timeline of events remains inconsistent. He maintains that he has no involvement in intelligence activities or illicit financial transfers related to the ongoing case.
The testimony highlights critical evidentiary disputes in a high-profile legal case involving government officials and allegations of national security breaches.
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