Uganda authorities detain an opposition figure after soldiers seize him, according to reports from multiple outlets. The detention follows orders attributed to the country’s army chief, who is said to have threatened the detainee with “hurt and pain.” The reports describe the operation as involving military forces taking the opposition figure into custody rather than a court-ordered process. Both accounts characterize the episode as politically charged, linking the seizure to tensions between the government and opposition actors. Details in the available summaries are limited, including the detainee’s identity, the location of the seizure, and whether any formal charges are filed. What is clear across the sources is that the opposition figure is detained by soldiers and that the army chief publicly makes threatening statements toward him. The situation raises questions about due process and the use of military personnel in detentions, though the sources provided do not include further legal or investigative outcomes.