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CHAOS BETWEEN FDC AND NUP COST A UNIVERSITY STUDENT LIFE.

Batungura Bewotti 27, a student of law at Uganda Christian University Kampala Campus and resident of Kikoni Zone B, Makerere 3 Parish Kawempe Division in Kampala was murdered during the last guild Presidential open campaigns at rugby grounds Makerere University on 14th/7/22.
It is alleged that during the campaigns a scuffle ensued between two Political party supporters that resulted in the stabbing of the deceased by students who were allegedly led by Hon. Kabuye Frank (NUP) among others. 
The fight was between the NUP and FDC Political factions. The NUP team led by Kabuye Frank turned violent after a disagreement, leading to the stabbing.
Police have arrested three people that sparked the chaos. These are; Opposition Youth Shadow Minister also legislator of Kasanda South Constituency Hon. Kabuye Frank who is detained at CPS Kampala, Ssekidde Allan currently detained at Wandegeya police station and Kabuurwa Muzafaru who is detained at old Kampala police station. 

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