The Yittinnis Herald: Home Office Press Release

==By Alex Stern, political columnist==
After the major operation deflagrated by the Home Office in cojunction with the ISSB and the Justice Secretary, Home Secretary William Crest hosted a press conference at his residence in Dellenport. Alongside a 7-pages long press release, the Home Secretary made statements on the legal basis of the operation, its conduction and answered questions regarding future prospects. 
Mr. Crest declared that after the end of a prolonged and thorough investigation led by the ISSB on what was then seen as suspicious activities on the part of the NFPWP, it was concluded that the party had long ceased to act as a legal political entity and went astray, making use of devious and undemocratic schemes in order to encroach itself in positions of power. 
These schemes included buying false flags and the setting up of elaborate ruses such as fake terrorist attacks commited by "communists", who were in fact members of the party, in order to stir public opinion and disseminate hatred in the political scenario. Furthermore, violent coercion attempts were also used by the organization in order to assert its control over the masses. 
Given the dire circumstances revealed by such report, aswell as the solidness of the evidences compiled by the ISSB in it, directives were set up by the Imperial Chancellor defining that the Home Office and the Imperial Secret Services Bureau were to work together in order to deliver a quick response to said scenario. 
After a quick analysis of the proofs (which included wire recordings, ledgers and files), the Home Office, in close cooperation with the ISSB, joined forces with the National Police and the Justice Secretary in order to form a taskforce capable of tackling the situation. Arrest and seize warrants were issued and delivered to ISSB agents in the field, who were then supported by special detchments of the National Police in their efforts. 
Throughout the operation, the agents stormed the regional headquarters of the NFPWP, aswell as the central one, aiming at securing all possible evidences and files which could suffer attempts of cover ups. Furthermore, the leaders of the NFPWP in each state were also put under arrest, alongside the ex-CoS, Alexander Speljavik, and Richard Wolff, the recently elected head of the party. 
In order to avoid the escape of key suspects and given the evidence of foul play on the part of high-raking members of the NFPWP, the Home Secretary updated the Terrorist Watch List in order to include in it said elements. Furthermore, the National Police's Wanted List was also updated, and all those who evaded capture are already being searched for by ad hoc taskforces of the National Police and the National Guard. 
When asked about future expectations, Mr. Crest only declared that Justice will be done according to the Rule of Law and the democratic principles established in the Imperial Constitution.
Category:The Imperial Constitution