The arrest follows a visit to the Lilongwe offices by the Deputy Minister of Homeland Security, Honourable Norman Chisale, after a complaint was lodged by Kapuwa Fred from Ntchisi, who had been making follow-ups on his matter for a period of one year and several months.
Speaking after the visit, Honourable Chisale said such inspections of offices will continue and will also involve the Minister of Homeland Security, Honourable Peter Mukhito.
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