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According to official sources, 34 officers of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) last Friday had their services terminated with immediate effect. An insider who confirmed the report said the action has been taken to restructure the agency with a view to making it more focused and more effective. The sources added that with the restructuring, the agency would now be better placed to deal with suspected offenders, as opposed to the hitherto slow manner in which people suspected of various offences languish in detention for long periods without trial. “If somebody is suspected of any offence, the police would take the case and proceed with the matter in the courts,” our sources said, emphasising that henceforth there will no longer be long detentions and that any arrests made by the NIA would be for good reasons.
