INTERVIEW
The opposition calls for the establishment of a parliamentary commission of inquiry following the knife attack which killed four people in the Prefecture of Police of Paris on Thursday. "That there is a parliamentary inquiry does not pose a problem, but it should not become a political tribunal," said Sunday at the microphone of the Grand Rendez-vous Europe 1 / CNews / Les Echos , MP LREM Benjamin Griveaux, while some parliamentarians LR also claim the resignation of the Minister of the Interior, Christophe Castaner.
In particular, the tenant of Place Beauvau is accused of having, in the hours following the attack, painted a portrait of an assailant without history, when it appears today that this man, an administrative agent employed since 2003 and authorized "defense secret", presented tangible signs of radicalization. "Christophe Castaner spoke with the elements he had at that time.If we make the permanent trial of the word, you will have only the silence of the policies," objected Benjamin Griveaux.
"When you are in charge, you have to respond to everything, that is also transparency," says the former government spokesman, to justify the minister's eagerness to communicate when the investigation was not only in its infancy.