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Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan, who is the line minister for Plipdeco, has accused the United National Congress’ prospective candidate for Barataria/San Juan and incumbent MP Saddam Hosein of pouncing on an “innocent act of reward and recognition” by calling for a probe into the company’s purchase of 18 tickets costing $20,000 for the PNM’s Red Carnival fete.
During the United National Congress’ meeting in Tunapuna on Thursday evening, Hosein read out the memo which was signed by Plipdeco’s acting president Curtis Dennie. Hosein showed the February 24 memo signed by Dennie and called for explanations from Plipdeco as well as from Sinanan - the People’s National Movement deputy leader.
The memo stated Dennie’s request for funding for the type of tickets (six general tickets costing $400 each) and 12 VIP tickets (costing $1,500 each). The memo stated, “Kindly arrange for the cash/cheque to be made available and payable to the People’s National Movement (PNM).”
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