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Honorable MP Elizabeth Bekirize Karungi who happens to be the Kanungu district woman member of parliament is in hot soup for allegedly poisoning a fellow workmate known as Dona Kamuli at the parliamentary chambers.
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Documents from the court where the MP was sued indicate Dona Kamuli who works as a receptionist at parliament was given acidic content in her mineral water at a one ”Cafe pap Restaurant” along parliamentary avenue on 1st Sep 2018.
Mrs Dona Kamuli claims the acid was given to her on the woman member of parliament’s orders suspecting her to of having a secret relationship with a man called Allan Kamugisha who happens to be the MP’s husband.
Mrs Dona added on her claims saying MP Elizabeth confronted her physically and warned her to cuff any kind of relationship with her husband incase it’s true and if she does not comply, the MP had reportedly put Shs20million on the table for anyone to end the receptionists life.
“I had drunk half a bottle of my water after it was given to me, they told me that I was poisoned, I froze and couldn’t do nothing,’’says Dona Kamuli.
Am a mature woman who was once married and now separated with a 14-year-old boy and I drive myself meaning I have never been driven by anyone’s husband, that’s what I told the legislator” Mrs Kamuli said.
“I even showed her my family photos including those of my ex husband, the legislator was clearly shocked and couldn’t speak a word.” Mrs Kamuli added.
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