Bobby Hurreeram and Deepak Balgobin also denounced what they called “bad cinema” and “a war of views” between Radio Plus and l’express. “Why didn’t Radio Plus broadcast the interview on its airwaves. Why on social networks? You don’t know on the air how many people follow a program,” Bobby Hurreeram said. Deepak Balgobin, for his part, said that the document published in the show on Friday is an internal memo from Girish Guddoy and not a technical report. “There is no technical element in this case,” he said. And Deepak Balgobin wondered if Girish Guddoy received pressure from his relatives.
The MSM faced the press this morning. The interventions of Deepak Balgobin, Minister of ICT, and Bobby Hurreeram, Minister of Infrastructure, was awaited. The latter denounced what he called a plot “between Sherry Singh, Nawaz Noorbux and Bruneau Laurette to destabilize the country”. He said that one has the right to disagree with a Prime Minister and a government but not to jeopardize the reputation of the country. “I must denounce this plot. The personal responsibility of Nawaz Noorbux is engaged. I take my responsibilities. No one will be able to clear himself afterwards,” said Bobby Hurreeram.
For him, Radio Plus crossed a threshold yesterday. “It seems that there is a new court called Radio Plus Court of Justice and a new judge called Nawaz Noorbux. He is judging and sentencing at the same time,” he said. Bobby Hurreeram even questioned whether Radio Plus had committed a crime by broadcasting videos from a Restricted Zone.
