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PNCR 46yr Lethem Office Demolished; “These actions are dangerously provocative” – Opposition Leader

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March 2, 2023
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Leader of the Opposition and PNCR Mr. Aubrey Norton

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“The PNCR condemns in the strongest term the demolition of the Party’s Regional Building at Lethem by the agents and thugs of the People’s Progressive Party and the Irfaan Ali-led regime under the watch of the Guyana Police Force,” said the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) in a recent statement.

“Items belonging to the Party that were in the building were also seized during this unlawful operation. The PNCR deems the government’s action as state terrorism,” the statement continued.

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“These actions are dangerously provocative and it is clear that the PPP’s aim is for total dominance and control,” the PNCR asserted. “Moreover, this criminal action is inconsistent with Irfaan Ali’s mantra of ‘One Guyana.'”

“The Party has been in possession of this property for approximately fifty (50) years and its rights to ownership and possession have never been disputed,” the PNCR emphasized.

“The Party has instructed its officials in the Region to make a police report and calls upon the Commissioner of Police to ensure that there is a fair and impartial investigation into this matter,” the statement added. “The Party is in the process of informing the diplomatic community of this egregious act by the PPP/C government.”

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