Moved after voodoo claims, BIR employee threatens legal action
Legal
February 13, 2025
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A senior female employee at the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR) has issued a pre-action protocol letter to the commissioner of inland revenue saying she was unfairly transferred to another unit over allegations that she practised voodoo.
The four-page document, dated February 10, was signed by the woman’s attorney, Kiran Panday, and addressed to the commissioner of Inland Revenue, Deomati Ramdass.
According to the letter, the employee, an acting Stenographer III in Port of Spain, got a letter from HR on December 10, 2024, informing her that she was being reassigned to BIR’s legal unit.
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