Scandal in Judiciary: Sixth Arrest

10 years, 9 months ago - July 16, 2013

Vikash Ramjit, accounting Sports Data Feed, was arrested by police later in the afternoon on Monday, July 15. It was presented to the barracks earlier part of the police investigation into the case of alleged corruption within the judiciary.

Investigators are now turning to the accountant of the company Sports Data Feed , Vikash Ramjit. The latter was asked about the case of alleged corruption in the judiciary where two secretaries judges allegedly tried to influence judges and Hamuth Caunhye in trials relating to paris on football. That means bribes. The trial was brought by Sports Data Feed to betting shops operating on the local UK League. The two court officers would have received nearly half a million rupees.

The five suspects arrested in connection with the case, the attorney Roshan Rajroop, Akhee Bhimal Bheekajee, representing SMS Pariaz, Rajendranath Issoory, Jhurry Krishna and the two secretaries of judges, were for their part in correctional Court of Port Louis Monday July 15 for their temporary charge for loads of "Conspiracy to do an Unlawful Act" and "Computer Misuse"among others. Their lawyers have filed a motion for their release on bail. The debates were set at Friday, July 19. The five suspects have been renewed in police cell.

For now, all argued that they are not involved in this case but that their emails were trafficked.The assertions also Jean-Louis Michel Kioun Fong Lee Shim, 58, director of Sports Data Feed , located in England.

He told Le Express he intends to "clear his name" e t he will return to Mauritius at the end of the week to explain. Louis Michel Kioun Fong Lee Shim did not understand the motivations of Paul Foo Kune, a man he described as a " kamuad. " "It was nothing. I helped him in difficult times " , is he pleased. He explained that he represented Dataco from 2006 to 2011 and has passed the torch to Vikash Ramjit when he decided to emigrate.

Text by lexpress.mu

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