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Former Deputy Mayor Jaikarran found dead

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March 4, 2023
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Former Deputy Mayor of Georgetown, Mr Lionel Jaikarran was on Friday morning found dead in his Georgetown home. He was 56-year-old.

The discovery was made by his housekeeper who showed up Friday for work. He was found at the bottom of a stairway and it is suspected that he may have fallen.

Jaikarran served as the Deputy Mayor of the capital city from 2016 until his resignation in 2018.
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