Hinds Rejects Claims Mohamed Is Political Prisoner, Says Government’s Concerns Are Personal
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November 6, 2026
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Speaking on Tuesday night’s edition of Politics 101, Hinds suggested that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government’s concerns about Mohamed may be linked to what the opposition leader knows about alleged wrongdoing involving individuals with whom he was previously associated.
“He’s not a political prisoner. He’s a victim of … operating in the government for fallout,” Hinds said.
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He maintained that Mohamed does not represent a significant electoral threat to the governing party, arguing that the government’s apprehension about him is rooted in personal rather than political considerations.
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