Khartoum: Security forces have detained 6 journalists after a video of South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit urinating in his pants went viral. In fact, the security forces suspect that the video of this incident which took place during the national anthem has been made viral by these very journalists. At the same time, international organization has expressed objection regarding the detention of journalists.

Actually, this video of the President of South Sudan is being told during an official program. Actually, Salva Keer is seen standing for the national anthem in the video. Meanwhile, a stain spread on the President's pants and this stain spread to his feet. The camera pans away as President Keir and his entourage notice him. The video of this incident went viral on social media. After this, security forces of South Sudan's National Security Services (NSS) detained 6 journalists of the state channel South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC). They suspect that these journalists have released the video.

At the same time, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), an international organization working for the benefit of journalists, has demanded the immediate release of these journalists. Organization officials say that this is the same pattern of detention in African countries, when the authorities feel that the coverage is not according to them, they arrest the journalists.

Let us tell you that this video of the President of South Sudan went viral on social media last month. Seeing the President's condition in the video, questions were raised about his health and his ability to run South Sudan, which is suffering from poverty and hunger. However, officials have been denying the questions arising about the health of the President from the beginning. Kiir has been ruling South Sudan since independence in 2011. Elections have never been held in the country since Kiir took power. However, the first election has been fixed in the year 2024.

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