Tag: Provisional Charges

Editorial

Interview: Milan Meetarbhan

Editorial

It lies in the manner in which the police makes use of their enormous powers of arresting people, sometimes abusively

Editorial

Editorial

Provisional Charges Dropped The Curepipe Court decided on Tuesday last to drop the charges on which the two daughters and son-in-law of Dawood Rawat were arrested following the

Our democracy should not be taken for granted; that’s the message we should all convey to all those who are out to tamper with the system

Drama and spectacle can only go so far. What is essential in order to effect genuine clean-up is meticulous work and solid evidence

The President of the Republic, Mrs Ameena Gurib-Fakim, was lately on a visit to Pakistan. As part of her discussions with the authorities in Pakistan, she allegedly agreed

* ‘In a real democracy, institutions work independently of politicians and are stronger than those in power. And institutions are only as independent and as competent as the

Real democracy cannot be confined to the respect of formal rules and institutions. It is a mindset made up of the internalisation of a number of values and

Police proceeded with the arrest of opposition Labour MP, Shakeel Mohamed, on Monday this week. He was provisionally charged on four counts by the police: conspiracy to commit