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By: Rpf Gakwerere
Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti was a father of two, member of the People Salvation Movement (PSM Itabaza), a pressure movement that was founded by Diane Rwigara.
Before the August, 2017, one man presidential election in Rwanda, Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti was arrested on 19th July 2017 for being a member of Diane Rwigara’s political pressure team. Under enhanced interrogation by a team led by a prolific assassin – CP Egide Ruzigamanzi, Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti was questioned about the financing of Diane Rwigara’s campaign, who are the key supporters especially external supporters and contacts and mobilisation plans of this pressure group. He was released after two weeks of incarceration.
After the 4th August 2017 one man – Sham presidential election, where criminal Paul Kagame stood against criminal Paul Kagame. Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti was again kidnapped on 18th August 2017 by Rwanda Police’s counter terrorism team led by a notorious Kagamist assassin under the J3 mafia network, CP Denis Basabose. And since then to present, Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti hasn’t been seen by anyone including members of his family.
After his kidnapping, Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti’s mother and sister tried to look for him, moving from one police station to another. The junta police threatened them and advised them against looking for him.
After the family’s pleas on BBC radio in regard to the disappearance of their loved one – Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti; threats and intimidation against this family intensified, and the family decided to flee into exile.
Two weeks after going into exile, 2 of the local officials who assisted this family to get travel documents mysteriously turned dead.
All sources indicates that Jean D’amour Ngirinshuti was inhumanly tortured to his death.
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However, for those in the enclave – Rwanda, the blog rpfgakwerere.org was blocked by the junta regime, it can’t be accessed unless you are using a VPN.
