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Police are investigating and politicians have issued condemnations after Independent Victorian MP Catherine Cumming gave a speech seemingly calling for Premier Daniel Andrews to be attacked.
Speaking at a rally in Melbourne on Saturday, Cumming said she wanted Andrews to be turned into "red mist" – referring to a term which describes someone who's been shot.
"I joined the Angry Victorians Party for one reason," she said in a speech to the crowd.
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"To make Daniel Andrews turn into red mist."
"In the army we would call it pink mist, but I want him into red mist…
"Give anyone here in the army a job to blow someone up and they will."
Pink mist is a military term which refers to someone who has just been shot by a sniper.
Victoria Police confirmed to 9News.com.au they are investigating comments made at the rally.
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"Police will investigate following a report of inciteful behaviour during a speech at a rally outside Flinders Street Station on 19 November," a spokesperson said.
"As the investigation is ongoing it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage."
Derryn Hinch, whose party Cumming was a part of when she was elected, condemned the comments on Twitter and apologised for his part in helping her make it to parliament.
"I sacked her before she was even sworn in," he wrote.
"She was a former mayor who came recommended by people I trust. Her performance, like today, has been despicable.
"I am sorry."
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Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy also hit out at Cummings.
"I condemn in the strongest possible terms remarks made by Dr Catherine Cumming today," he said in a statement.
"Statements and language like this have no place in our state, or nation. Dr Cumming should withdraw those remarks immediately and apologise unreservedly.
"It is incumbent on everyone participating in the State Election, from candidates to volunteers, to engage in this important process with respect."
Source: 9News
