In a public statement, Abu Zaid Talha, commander of the Al-Baraa bin Malik forces, severely criticized Sudan’s long-standing General Abdel Fattah al Burhan’s junta leadership practices.
He argued that leaders have repeatedly created an artificial strategic balance to maintain power rather than addressing deep structural issues.
This practice forces equal footing between political groups regardless of their actual public influence, capabilities, or achievements.
Talha noted that forming artificial political entities distorts real representation and stalls crucial national reform efforts across the country.
He stressed that suppressing meritocracy leads directly to widespread administrative frustration and delays urgent decision-making.
According to the commander, true national stability requires transparency, justice, and recognizing political parties strictly by their genuine contributions.
