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Forty – nine – year – old Bibi Parmanand and her 19 – year – old son, Parmesh Parmanand, of Adelphi Street, Block 2, East Canje Berbice, both pleaded not guilty to the charge, which alleged that between September 02 -10 at Duke Street, Kingston Georgetown, they conspired with persons to bribe an employee at the Embassy to obtain a non immigrant visitor’s visa for Parmesh Parmanand.
Representing the duo was Attorney – at – law, Clyde Forde, who made a successful bail application. He told the Court that Parmesh is presently employed as a Labourer at the Rose Hall Sstate and Bibi is a mother of three children.
Police Prosecutor Michael Grant did not opposed bail for the duo but asked that conditions be applied.
They were ordered to report to the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Headquarters every fortnight on Fridays until the completion of the matter. They will make their next Court appearance on October 24.
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MR President Ramotar how will u stop migration when these Guyanese want US currency so bad that they intend on breaking laws to go to the US for it.
Mr President the business people in Guyana local and foreign are working out everything in Guyana in US currency but Guyana are working and being paid in Guyana $$..
Mr President do you not see what the business community is doing to poor Guyanese .
The rampant crime and corruption is another factor Guyanese are running from Guyana.
Mr President kindly find the balls and hire the right people who wont fear their US visas be revoked to take the fight to criminals.
Mr President take a look see how small Guyana population is and think how the next Guyanese is just a sitting Guyanese in waiting to be the next victim of these marauding criminals who come to your home and business place in broad daylight to take what you have.