Nando Bodha calls for calm after unrest in Mauritius
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Defimedia
Rassemblement Mauricien leader Nando Bodha has called for calm and responsibility following unrest in several parts of Mauritius. In a statement, he urged Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam and the police commissioner to restore order with firmness and restraint, according to Defimedia.
Rassemblement Mauricien leader Nando Bodha has called for calm, responsibility and the preservation of national unity following unrest in several regions of Mauritius. He has urged Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam to increase his presence and take swift measures to reassure the public, according to a statement issued by the party on 13 October.
Nando Bodha stressed that maintaining public order is essential and that no one may take the law into their own hands. He also called on the police commissioner to fulfil his responsibilities, Defimedia reports.
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