Pravind Jugnauth responds to his interrogation by the Anti-Corruption Commission
The former Prime Minister spoke out to clarify his position regarding his interrogation by the FCC, denying allegations that he remained silent.
Pravind Jugnauth, former Prime Minister of Mauritius, recently shared his perspective on his interrogation by the Anti-Corruption Commission (FCC). In a statement, he categorically denied having exercised his right to remain silent during this procedure.
Jugnauth emphasized that claims suggesting he remained silent are « false. » He stated that he answered the questions posed by the Commission, clarifying that he never chose not to speak. His intervention aims to clear up misunderstandings that may surround the circumstances of his interrogation.
He also expressed his confidence in the FCC process and reaffirmed his commitment to fully cooperate with the authorities. According to him, it is important for the truth to be established and for the facts to be clearly presented to the public.
This statement comes in a context where the FCC is investigating several anti-corruption cases, and where political figures are often under fire from criticism and speculation. Jugnauth insisted that allegations can easily be distorted and that it is crucial to stick to the reality of the facts.
In conclusion, the former Prime Minister wishes to end the confusion surrounding his interrogation and remind everyone of his commitment to transparency and justice. His statement aims to defend his integrity and clarify his role in the ongoing investigations.
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