FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says they have raised the issue with the Registrar of Political Parties about how they will manage a portion of the irregularities that have ascended from the statement of gifts made by different ideological groups.
Sayed-Khaiyum says they have been straightforward with their gifts and they have given full exposures.
He says they acquired the gift arrangements of different gatherings and featured that the rundown that was distributed hence by the Fijian Elections Office for the exact year had various benefactors and sums.
Chief of Elections and Registrar of Political Parties, Mohammed Saneem says they have just completed the vital check of the FijiFirst accounts.
Saneem offered these remarks after Fiji Labor Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry requested the Electoral Commission to direct an exhaustive investigation from the givers rundown of the FijiFirst and the strategy it utilized in getting $7.5 million in gifts somewhere in the range of 2014 and 2019.
Saneem says Chaudhry ought to outfit realities to back his cases.
Then, Chaudhry has said in a letter to the Commission that careful investigation of the benefactors rundown of the FijiFirst is required as he charges that some enormous corporate substances, near the gathering’s progression, have given corporate subsidizes masked as close to home gifts.
Chaudhry additionally questions what other end can be drawn from the way that the givers from some corporate elements included everyone from granddads to grandkids, each liberally giving the limit of $10,000 each.
He says the assertion of the Commission that the Registrar of Political Parties has experienced the records of the FijiFirst, doesn’t satisfactorily manage the current issue.
Chaudhry likewise addressed if the Registrar in his assessment of the FijiFirst accounts confirmed whether the gifts were made in real money, individual checks or corporate checks.
He says their solicitation for a request is established on validated grounds that the significant benefactors have purportedly profited by and by or through their organizations being given agreements.
Chaudhry says a considerable lot of them were named to rewarding positions like conciliatory missions, Boards of legal bodies and government business organizations and these realities are plain as sunshine for the individuals who need to see it.
The FLP Leader says the whole circumstance is unbelievable and the allure arrangements and the courses of events for housing grievances against the choice of the Registrar as referenced are not applicable to the issue viable.
Chaudhry has emphasized their require a free investigation into the issue.
-Fiji Village
