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DOG EAT DOG: As native FijiFirst Party MPs plot with military and Reddy to remove Aiyaz Khaiyum, FICAC RAIDS Prison Service chief Lt-Colonel Ifereimi Vasu's office; carts away files, computers and other documents!

12/4/2015

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The Fiji Corrections Service has confirmed a raid at its Suva headquarters by officers of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC).

Documents and files were removed from the Commissioner’s office.

The raid happened early last week, and was confirmed yesterday by Corrections Commissioner Lieutenant-Colonel Ifereimi Vasu.

“Yes they have come to the office and they have gone through stuff,” Lieutenant-Colonel Vasu said.

“They have taken files and documents from the office.

“If they want to look at it, they can go ahead and check them.”

Lieutenant-Colonel Vasu said he could not comment on the reason for the raid.

He maintained that Corrections had nothing to hide.

FICAC declined to comment on the issue when contacted.

A spokesperson said it was FICAC policy not to comment on or divulge details of ongoing investigations: Source - Fiji Sun

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From Fijileaks Archives, 16 January 2014:

SOURCES in the Corrections Department are claiming that the convicted SUNCOURT Hardware director Dhansukh Lal Bhikha  is running shops in Naboro, Lautoka and Suva prisons.
Bhikha, they claim, is treated as special prisoner who works full time in the Naboro shop with no supervision and he sleeps in separate quarters where he enjoys unsupervised visits from his wife. The business he is operating used to be the Co-operative store for officers but he has turned it into a mini super market.

The funds do not go to revenue but supposedly to staff welfare fund controlled by the Commissioner Lieutenant-Colonel Ifereimi Vasu. Furthermore, the financial statements of the business is not being checked or audited. Vasu has recently opened a shop in his village in Kadavu set up by Bhikha and goods are being transported to the boat by Prison trucks. Last Christmas, prisoner Bhikha hosted Prison staff to a party in Naboro where he entertained officers and their spouses to drunken stupor.

In 2011 Bhikha was jailed for four and half years and is eligible for parole after serving three and half years. The former Agriculture Ministry principal accounts officer Suliasi Sorovakatini was sentenced to five years imprisonment with a non-parole period of four years. The two were found guilty of three counts of official corruption.
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Vasu's Kadavu shop
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8 Comments
Aptly Said
12/4/2015 04:49:29 am

With ganesh now charged, vasu under interrogation,Dr Neil ousted the slow fall of the suckers is now panning about without any resistance,,their once ego of know all being paraded in ridicule, aptly said fijileaks 'dog eat dog'.

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mosese
31/8/2015 01:45:03 pm

Vasu is being investigated but its right hand malakai current CLO needs to be investigated with all old chief logistic officers,project managers,staff officer building with Abdul Rasheed just a new venture to FCS Accounts.

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Chiku
12/4/2015 05:21:16 am

The " clean up " coup saw the installation of crooked, corrupt people in positions of power and authority, which they then used to engage in more crooked enterprise under the cover of being respectable high office holders in the country. This Lt Col is one of the several such crooked scoundrels.

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jay
12/4/2015 09:49:17 am

haha!!so funny......Is this a sign that Yellow Ribbon Project go the other way?

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Welcome Home
12/4/2015 10:17:53 am

Alleged 'scoundrels' i/c convicted and sentenced scoundrels and, far worse, i/c remanded suspected scoundrels. Do those under the care and protection of such persons still have hundreds of mobile phones with chargers and smuggled sim cards available to them at will? Thus enabling those on the outside to be liberally threatened and future crimes plotted and facilitated? And what of the safe-keeping of convicted rapists and sexual predators who at long last seem to be receiving sentences which are their due? Or shall they also be turning their hands to shop-keeping at taxpayers' expense?

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rajend naidu
12/4/2015 03:39:28 pm

Experience elsewhere show that when the military mob takeover the running of the country it is hardly ever good news for the people of the country. In yesterday's SBS news we learn that the " democratic reforms " in Myanmar appear to be in retreat because the military power holders , who have been hanging onto power for over 5 decades,are once again showing their fascist face by denying the democratic will of the people to elect the iconic pro- democracy leader as president and cracking down on peaceful protest and free speech and throwing pro- democracy activist in jail - arbitrarily.
We know the same has been the story in Egypt since the military coup and the subsequent holding of a democratic election. Not much had changed on the ground. That's where real change must be seen to have happened. It is good to see the FICAC waking up from its slumber and holding power to account.

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Lasu Squad
12/4/2015 06:43:49 pm

AG controls FICAC, if someone else under jurisdiction, than we will agree with ficac action. At this pace,ficac is selective with cases and charge statement for public to be swayed from real charges that will expose bai & kai

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Agreed
14/4/2015 11:28:51 pm

They just trying to look sofisticated to disguise reality...!

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