Police Praise NDC and NPP for Conducting Peaceful Final Rallies

The Ghana Police Service has commended the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for conducting their final campaign rallies peacefully ahead of the December 7 general elections. The Police acknowledged the cooperation of both political parties in adhering to guidelines that ensured order and security during the events.

In separate statements, the leadership of the Police Service highlighted the importance of maintaining peace and safety during political activities, especially as the country approaches the crucial elections. They praised both parties for demonstrating political maturity and a commitment to the democratic process by engaging their supporters responsibly.

The rallies, which attracted thousands of supporters, were held in Accra, with the NDC rallying at Zurak Park in Madina and the NPP gathering at the University of Ghana Sports Directorate Park. Both events were marked by enthusiastic participation and a generally calm atmosphere, a reflection of the efforts by party organizers and security forces to ensure order.

The Police further urged all political parties and their supporters to sustain this sense of discipline as the election period progresses. They emphasized that peaceful conduct during campaigns contributes significantly to fostering national unity and trust in the electoral process.

This recognition by the Police Service reinforces the importance of collaboration between law enforcement, political parties, and citizens in safeguarding Ghana’s democratic credentials. It also sets a positive tone for the peaceful conduct of the elections.