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	'''Navinchandra Ramgoolam''' ('''नवीन चन्‍द्र रामगुलाम''') (born ] ]) is the current ] of the Republic of ]. He first held this office from ] to ], and was reappointed on ] ], after his '']'' (a coalition including his own ], the ], and several smaller groups) defeated the ]-] ] of the then-Prime Minister ] in the ] held on ].		'''Navinchandra Ramgoolam''' ('''नवीन चन्‍द्र रामगुलाम''') (born ] ]) is the current ] of the Republic of ]. He first held this office from ] to ], and was reappointed on ] ], after his '']'' (a coalition including his own ], the ], and several smaller groups) defeated the ]-] ] of the then-Prime Minister ] in the ] held on ].

	== Biography ==
	He is the son of Sir ], the 'father' of the nation. He trained as a doctor in ], Ireland and achieved full registration with the ] of the ] in ]. He later converted into Law by achieving a ] qualification at the London School of Economics before starting a political career.

			From: Jai Ramdin
	His first prime ministership (1995-2000) was marked by two bye-elections that he won and by some turbulence with which he was able to deal successfully. He was defeated by two political leaders who joined hands to oust him in 2000.
			Sent: 14 March 2006 13:21
			Subject: CORRUPTION IN MAURITIUS

	Between 2000 and 2005, Navin Ramgoolam was leader of the Opposition and learnt from his mistakes. In 2005, he won the elections on a plank of democratisation of the economy and by adopting a slick communication strategy. In particular he specified deadlines for achieving his short-term populist measures. In contrast the other side did not communicate effectively and were beaten by the multi-party alliance led by Navin Ramgoolam.

			Dear Sirs
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			Have you looked at www.baroda.us
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			My Fathers Court Case against Bank of Baroda (BOB) is not progressing but we have recently received explosive information about bribes paid by BOB to a Senior Judge and Police Officers and Lawyers involved in the case. These corrupt individuals have no doubt been instrumental in making sure that the case goes no-where and is perpetually adjourned and never heard. Please connect to the site www.baroda.us and read comments #134 & #143 in particular. The Judge is a man called Sik Yuen whom I understand is a very Senior Judge. Furthermore we received further information from a BOB insider showing a distinct paper trail showing how the clerk stole the money and moved it through various other accounts to eventually end up in his account.
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			This is all very,very good information and here in UK it would be enough to commence thorough investigations. Unfortunately my Fathers Lawyers are treating the information with complete apathy and we cannot understand why they are not as excited or active with the new revelations as we are?.
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			I understand that you all must be very busy but any help or advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. Since we do not live in Mauritius and my Father is old we need advice from a learned and experienced local familiar with the Mauritian way of looking at things and dealing with such matters and cannot think of anyone better than you!
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			We feel that we need to be a little more aggressive in pushing this case to the forefront of news and the information we have recently received should not be ignored.
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			Thank you

			JAI

			We hope you can you help us as all the lawyers and judges are being paid off by the Bank of Baroda.

			Thank you.

Revision as of 11:32, 15 March 2006

Navinchandra Ramgoolam (नवीन चन्‍द्र रामगुलाम) (born July 13 1947) is the current Prime Minister of the Republic of Mauritius. He first held this office from 1995 to 2000, and was reappointed on 5 July 2005, after his Alliance Sociale (a coalition including his own Labour Party, the Mauritian Party of Xavier-Luc Duval, and several smaller groups) defeated the MMM-MSM coalition of the then-Prime Minister Paul Bérenger in the general elections held on 3 July.

From: Jai Ramdin Sent: 14 March 2006 13:21 Subject: CORRUPTION IN MAURITIUS

Dear Sirs

Have you looked at www.baroda.us

My Fathers Court Case against Bank of Baroda (BOB) is not progressing but we have recently received explosive information about bribes paid by BOB to a Senior Judge and Police Officers and Lawyers involved in the case. These corrupt individuals have no doubt been instrumental in making sure that the case goes no-where and is perpetually adjourned and never heard. Please connect to the site www.baroda.us and read comments #134 & #143 in particular. The Judge is a man called Sik Yuen whom I understand is a very Senior Judge. Furthermore we received further information from a BOB insider showing a distinct paper trail showing how the clerk stole the money and moved it through various other accounts to eventually end up in his account.

This is all very,very good information and here in UK it would be enough to commence thorough investigations. Unfortunately my Fathers Lawyers are treating the information with complete apathy and we cannot understand why they are not as excited or active with the new revelations as we are?.

I understand that you all must be very busy but any help or advice you can give would be greatly appreciated. Since we do not live in Mauritius and my Father is old we need advice from a learned and experienced local familiar with the Mauritian way of looking at things and dealing with such matters and cannot think of anyone better than you!

We feel that we need to be a little more aggressive in pushing this case to the forefront of news and the information we have recently received should not be ignored.

Thank you

JAI

We hope you can you help us as all the lawyers and judges are being paid off by the Bank of Baroda.

Thank you.