The military junta in Sudan acknowledges the involvement of military elements in the events of the White

A spokesman for the military junta in Sudan Shams al-Din al-Kabbashi said that elements of various military bodies were involved in what happened in the city of Abid, North Kordofan state, and that they were arrested and discharged from service, and handed over to the civil judicial authorities to try them and take necessary action against them.

Kabbashi added that the governor of North Kordofan state and members of its security committee will be held responsible for the killings that took place in White State capital last Monday.

The fact-finding committee, set up by Sudan's transitional military junta, announced the results of its inquiry into the events of the White Monday, which killed six people.

The head of the Security and Defense Committee in the Council, Lieutenant General Jamal al-Din Omar, said in a statement that the incident began with the shooting of members of the rapid support forces in the city.

The head of the security and defense committee of the transitional military council confirmed that the perpetrators of the incident had been identified. He added that the investigation procedures would be completed in preparation for bringing the officials to trial. The statement blamed those who caused what he described as forcing students out to participate in the demonstrations.

Million of retribution
In the meantime, the Central Sudan Doctors Committee said that four demonstrators were killed and wounded others, when firing live bullets at the demonstrators during a protest march in Omdurman.

Demonstrations took place in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and several other cities to demand the punishment of those involved in the events of the White House, which killed six people.

Demonstrators held banners condemning the killings and demanding accountability for those responsible. They also presented photographs of the six victims who were killed in al-Abyad.

The gathering of Sudanese professionals held the military council responsible for the murder in Omdurman, accusing it of complicity or failure to prevent the people from reaching the goals of his revolution. The assembly considered that "the lead faced by the people will not discourage him from sticking to the peacefulness and achieving the objectives of his revolution."

Negotiations
In the meantime, sources told the island that the negotiations between the forces of freedom and change and the Transitional Military Council on the constitutional declaration resumed yesterday evening.

Ibrahim al-Amin, vice-chairman of the Sudanese National Umma Party, a member of the forces of freedom and change, said that there is full agreement between the forces of freedom and the military council on most of the provisions of the constitutional document.

He stressed that tomorrow will be the end of negotiations in such a way that enables the parties to establish a civil government within days.

The Secretary pointed out that the meeting was distinctive, and addressed all issues frankly, especially what happened in the White and the incidents of 29 Ramadan, confirmed that the military council took steps on this.