The family statement was released in Arusha by Alute Mughwai, a brother of Tundu Lissu, who has said that the family has not yet made direct decisions to investigate the incident but still has the confidence and investigation of the police.
Lawyer Mughwai said that when family members sit back they will discuss the issue and come up with a joint family statement regarding their position of who should investigate the incident as to grow and to do so.
"We do not expect ourselves as family members to give our position in relation to an investigation, that we have no confidence in the police and investigations made by international agencies but if we meet we have our position we will comment on whether there will be a need," said Mughwai.
He also added that they as a family have no commercial problem, and they have no problem with Tsuki Lissu so that people do not combine events and involve their assault with business events and add that their brother is not a businessman but his business is politically law-abiding.
In addition, he called on a police force from their investigations to follow a meeting on Bombadier's debate in Canada and when he talked about the issue of monitored people.
However, the Democratic Party and Chadema Development yesterday said the government should allow international investigators to enter the country to investigate the murder of the MP and their Attorney Tundu Lissu on September 7 this afternoon in Area D 'in Dodoma.
"We do not expect ourselves as family members to give our position in relation to an investigation, that we have no confidence in the police and investigations made by international agencies but if we meet we have our position we will comment on whether there will be a need," said Mughwai.
He also added that they as a family have no commercial problem, and they have no problem with Tsuki Lissu so that people do not combine events and involve their assault with business events and add that their brother is not a businessman but his business is politically law-abiding.
In addition, he called on a police force from their investigations to follow a meeting on Bombadier's debate in Canada and when he talked about the issue of monitored people.
However, the Democratic Party and Chadema Development yesterday said the government should allow international investigators to enter the country to investigate the murder of the MP and their Attorney Tundu Lissu on September 7 this afternoon in Area D 'in Dodoma.
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