The leader of the former Edburg Council was cleared by sending sexual messages to the refugees because he accuses SNP of a “coordination campaign”

The former commander of the Edinburgh SNP was accused of a “appropriate political campaign” against him after it was cleared of allegations that he bombed the refugees with sexual messages.

Kami Day was suspended last December after police officers launched an investigation into the complaints against him.

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The head of the Labor Council at the time stepped down from his role the next day due to allegations that he sent inappropriate messages to two Ukrainians from the war.

But after the launch of the investigation on October 22, it appeared that the officers did not find any criminality.

Mr. Day claimed that there is a conspiracy designed to topple him from his position, as I mentioned before Sunday Times.

He said: “Things have been leaked to the media, leaked to the Labor Party and informed all the police at the same time. So someone coordinated this, and I think it was a useful political campaign against me.

“It was clear that he had political motives. The fact that everything seemed to come from one party telling me where he came from.

“I am an executive president of a charity in Edinburgh that from the day I was elected, they have risen [SNP] It was bitter of her lack of leadership and never overcome it.

“I am just pleased because the police said that there is nothing that can be seen and I can continue my job.”

He added, “There were attempts to dismiss me and my colleagues by other parties for some time.

“They did not succeed. So some people searched for an alternative reason to topple them and succeeded in looking at the things I do in my private life and use it as a tool.”

Mr. Day, who publicly did not talk about his sexual life, revealed that he used Grindr.

He admitted to send intimate photos to others, but he denies “chasing any Ukrainians” or acts appropriately towards anyone else.

Mr. Day said: “Have you used applications for a man like me like me? Of course, yes, I have no problems saying that.

“Did you do anything abusive? Certainly no.”

A police spokesman in Scotland said: “In the wake of a report related to the inappropriate behavior, extensive inquiries were conducted, and no criminality has been created and no one was arrested,” said a police spokesman in Scotland.

“Time is not an obstacle to our inquiries and any other information has been evaluated.”

Simita Kumar, leader of the SNP group of Edinburgh City Council, denied Mr. Day’s demands against her party.

She said: “His sexual life is not and the issue was never.

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