MAURITIUS PRESIDENT DENIES ROLE IN CONTROVERSIAL SECURITY UPGRADES
Mauritius President Dharam Gokhool has denied any involvement in the planned security upgrades to his private residence, which have sparked a public controversy. The upgrades are estimated to cost Rs 20.3 million.
According to President Gokhool, the decision-making responsibility for the security upgrades lies entirely with the Prime Minister’s Office. This statement comes amid a growing public row over the multi-million-rupee project.
President Gokhool has insisted that he is not the decision-maker behind the planned upgrades, attempting to distance himself from the controversy surrounding the project. The issue has drawn significant attention, with many questioning the allocation of funds for the upgrades.
Article source: newsmoris.com | Image credit: News Moris
