The Ministry of the Interior has strongly rejected claims that it has issued directives or protocols permitting individuals or groups to bypass security checks.

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This clarification follows the circulation of rumors on social media, which falsely suggested that certain people, including pastors, had been granted special privileges to avoid routine security procedures.

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The Ministry's Public Affairs and Communications Unit addressed these rumors, stating that they are “baseless, entirely false and should be disregarded immediately.”

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Emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding national peace and security, the Ministry reiterated that all citizens are entitled to equal protection under the law, without exception.

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The Ministry also cautioned against the misuse of its name for illegal activities or the spreading of false information that could undermine national security.

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“We urge the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities,” the statement further emphasized, underlining the importance of adhering to established security protocols.

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Furthermore, the Ministry encouraged the public and social media users to cross-check any information through official sources before sharing it, in order to prevent the dissemination of falsehoods.

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Reaffirming its dedication to transparency, the Ministry assured that it would continue to provide accurate updates on its policies and operations, concluding, “Together, we can ensure a safer and more informed community.”

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