emove barriers hot wife, logs and stones that were on the road.
This work was done after the youth allegedly Ukawa supporters set fire blocking, logs and stones on the road as a sign of protest the election results in the province of Rungwe.
The soldiers arrived in the village of Ndaga night at 4.00 pm, where they found six buses yakiwamo cars failed to continue the trip to Tukuyu, Kyela and Malawi after restrictions.
Youth Defense Forces decided to walk from Ndaga to Tukuyu donating barriers and awaken people who are close to the road so that participants work while giving a penalty for those who were late to wake up.
Waliopigwa include several elderly patients and they are shepherds who were found asleep that night.
One leader of the Village of Katumba who requested the name be preserved said measures army occurred after the youth allegedly from Mbozi, Tunduma and downtown in collaboration with the followers of Ukawa violence since at 10.00 pm the day after the announcement of the results of parliamentary elections in a State of Rungwe.
And a resident of the Village of Kiwira Tujobe Mwakipu said youths rioted unhindered by politicians who ran for parliament.
He said the violence broke out after the announcement of the outcome of Parliament that gave him the victory of the CCM candidate, Saul Amon 47,862 votes beating his nearest rival, John Mwambigija who received 43,613 votes.
He said the violence started up Tukuyu in urban areas where young people gathered to demand results and the declaration were not satisfied and began to burn the road starting at 10 in the evening.
Referring yaliyowakuta elderly, John Champi Village Ntokela said last night many people were beaten by soldiers who raided their homes starting at 7.00 pm to 12.00 am they finished work to remove barriers on the main road that areas Ndaga, Ntokela, Kiwira, BC, Mwabegele and Katumba.
Champi said troops arrived in area KK at 10.30 and stirred with a rod citizens with homes close to the road as they want to donate stones, logs and fire that was burning the middle of the road.
And Pastor Isaiah Kilindu the neighborhood of the cast in the village of BC Rungwe said troops entered his house at 10.00 at night and began to beat you ordered stripes while they take off rocks and logs on the highway.
'Walituchapa we also went to the house of Master priorities where they beat and robbed a desired number of Sh200,000' ', he said and clarify that the incident was unpleasant.
Acting Head of Rungwe, Moses said Doubts asked the district security committee was continuing to monitor nyenendo youth and that it was not providing information to the media.
Regional Police Commander Ahmed Msangi here when asked said police had cracked down youths who committed violence and arresting dozens, but was reluctant to comment further, saying they are still searching for others.
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