India and Mauritius agreement on infrastructure in Agaléga will not be made public

The head of government who responded to a question from the Chief Whip, Kavi Doolub, highlighted the bad faith of the parliamentary opposition.

The agreement between India and Mauritius on infrastructure in Agaléga will not be made public, once again specifies Pravind Jugnauth. The head of government who responded to a question from the Chief Whip, Kavi Doolub, underlined the bad faith of the parliamentary opposition whose objective is to sow doubt among the population.

Pravind Jugnauth added that India never gave its consent directly or indirectly for the agreement to be made public.

Listen to an excerpt from his statement, below.