Murder of Lola: Gérald Darmanin denounces the “indecency” of the far right

The Minister of the Interior deplores the political recovery made by the far right of the murder of the young schoolgirl in Paris. The main suspect was under an obligation to leave the territory. Gérald Darmanin calls for restraint. Guest of RTL this Tuesday morning, the Minister of the Interior denounced the “indecency” of a certain fringe of the political class after the murder of Lola, this 12-year-old schoolgirl killed on Friday in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. “While a little girl has clearly been raped, tortured and killed, I think that for a single moment politicians, or at least those who call themselves such, must consider the consequences of their words, would not – what for the families who see the photo of their daughter circulating everywhere”, reacted the Minister of the Interior. For a few hours, political leaders of the extreme right qualify as “Francocide” the murder of the young girl while the main suspect indicted was under an obligation to leave the territory. A story “transformed into an electoral leaflet” The suspect arrived in France regularly with a student residence permit. Wanting to travel last August, she was arrested by the border police, her residence permit having expired. An obligation to leave the territory had been issued to him. Not being known to the police until then and being herself a victim of domestic violence, she had 30 days to return to her country of origin, Algeria. a month that she has an obligation to leave the national territory, things were done in conditions, I believe, unpredictable especially since this person is himself known as a victim of domestic violence”, recalled Gérald Darmanin. “As well as a drama that affects a family, there is a lot of indecency on the part of people who turn this story into an election leaflet.” The Minister of the Interior spoke by telephone on Monday with the parents of Lola, who left Paris. “They are very worthy people despite the despicable drama that affects them, (…) they would also like to have a little peace in the hours and days to come to mourn their daughter “, concluded the minister.