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“I will not resign at the behest of Rohee” – Ramjattan

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Monday, 7 March 2016, 12:50
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Last Updated on Monday, 7 March 2016, 17:03 by Denis Chabrol

Officials at the Press Conference on Friday
Officials at the Press Conference on Friday

Vice President and Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan says that he will not resign from his Ministerial portfolio.

This is after People’s Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary Clement Rohee called for President David Granger to dismiss Ramjattan.

Rohee on Monday morning stated that “the Granger administration stands condemned. Heads must roll for this unforgiveable and unforgettably episode in the hierarchy of the Security Sector.”

Ramjattan during an interview with Demerara Waves said that Rohee should ‘haul his a**.”

“I have the confidence of the President and I have the confidence of the National Assembly and I think I have the confidence of the country as a whole and I will not resign at the behest of Rohee,” said the Minister.

Ramjattan however stated that should the President ask him to step down from his portfolio, he would be willing to do so.

“If the President asks for my resignation I will give him. If the National Assembly passes a motion asking for my resignation I will give the national assembly,” the Vice President stated.

The Minister has already convened a Commission of Inquiry into the riots at the Camp Street prison which left 17 prisoners dead.

The first report from that Commission is expected on March 15. (Jomo Brusheildon Paul)

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