Richard Bwabye the Luwero Resident District Commissioner condemned the mob justice but blamed authorities for the negligence of duty and lack of transparency by Policemen.
The two children have been rushed to Canan Medical Center in Luwero town where they have been examined and found with grievous harm on their bodies before they were admitted for treatment.
Nyenga Division Vice Chairperson Charles Bobo says they reported the matter to concerned authorities though have never received any response, adding that businesses in the area are currently struggling.
According to the Police's preliminary findings, the bus registration number UBG 423 G, belonging to Link Bus Company left Bundibugyo town with 65 passengers on board. But at around 2 a.m., they met a roadblock manned by about 10 people who ordered them to move out of the bus and lie down on the road.
Jude Nasucha, the Arua Central Division DPC says the driver is already in their custody. He however warned the residents against attacking members of the Indian community saying they have intelligence reports about the planned crimes by the locals.
As a Senior Accountant, Isabirye was among the top administrators who were accused of paying 10.6 billion Shillings to six ghost claimants without the approval of the Commission. The beneficiaries include; Kasiya Rwabukurukuru who was paid 6.43 billion Shillings for land at Kiyunga in Sheema District, and Stephen Peter Nagenda of Kibale, Rwanswa who was paid 1.06 billion Shillings.
