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Statement on next steps on rape allegations against Minister Dharmalall- Geeta Chandon-Edmond

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June 21, 2023
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By Attorney Geeta Chandan-Edmond M.P

By Attorney Geeta Chandan-Edmond M.P

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The allegations of rape against the Minister of Local Government have moved to the level of the police. The victim has issued an official statement and it is being used as a basis for a police investigation. At this point, the Minister is officially a suspect and the victim is a Complainant. Based on the foregoing, good governance and justice  demand the following actions:
(1)  Since multiple reports on the matter are readily available to the President. He must act immediately with the urgency this matter demands.
(2) the Minister must be removed from  public office.
(3) by virtue of these allegations, the Minister is not fit for  public office in any capacity and must be immediately removed from Parliament.
(4) most notably, the purported settlement agreement in the form of a quasi nondisclosure agreement (NDA) should be subject of an investigation. Specifically, all involved should be investigated for the possible obstruction of justice.
(5)  importantly, the Office of Professional Responsibility should immediately commence an investigation into the actions of the Regional Commander, Khemraj Shivbaran.
Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Mr. Nigel Dharamlall
All of these issues must be dealt with immediately and Justice must prevail and the rule of law must be adhered to.
Ms Geeta Chandan – Edmond
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