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The Barakah Foundation in Chaguanas was placed under lockdown yesterday amid an ongoing dispute over its leadership and control of its premises.
The dispute began after the death of the foundation’s founder, Inshan Ishmael, in August last year. His son, Zaakir Ishmael, was later removed as chairman by the board, sparking disagreements over control of the grounds.
In a public notice, the foundation said it had notified police and that the lockdown would remain in place until further notice. It said the action was intended to regain control of the premises and remove people it alleged had been placed there without proper authority.
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