Page 19 - Devanesh Sharma News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Devanesh Sharma calls on the Fiji Law Society to get the hell out of politics and fulfill their responsibility

Sharma acquitted of all charges after the DPP withdraws all charges following a submission by the defence Sharma acquitted of all charges after the DPP withdraws all charges following a submission by the defence Friday 09/07/2021 The Executive Director of Oceania Hospitals, Pramesh Sharma has been acquitted of all the charges laid against him after the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions withdrew all the charges following a submission by the defence. Sharma who was charged with 12 counts of indecently insulting a person, appeared before Magistrate Waleen George this morning. Th...

Rahman found guilty after being found with $31 million worth of cocaine in Caubati Rahman found guilty after being found with $31 million worth of cocaine in Caubati Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman Canadian national, Joshua Aziz Rahman has been found guilty of possession of illicit drugs by High Court Judge Justice Daniel Goundar. The 26-year-old was found in possession of 39.5kg of cocaine worth $31 million in Caubati in February 2019. Police found 39 bars of cocaine at the house Rahman and his father were renting. In his judgement, Justice Goundar said his decision is based on the evid...

Filipe Naikaso Senior Multimedia Journalist West [email protected] | @fnaikaso March 12, 2021 12:40 pm [File Photo] The Employment Relations tribunal has today dismissed the Fiji Airways application to strike out the Flight Attendants grievances. Fiji Airways applied to strike out the case under the basis that the Flight Attendants failed to file an appeal under the Collective Agreement and the Employment Relations Act requires that internal appeals are exhausted before a grievance is reported. Fiji Airways lawyers Devanesh Sharma and Gul Fatima had filed for all the grievances to be struck ...

Bill to abolish the assessor system in High Court trials passed despite calls for public consultation Bill to abolish the assessor system in High Court trials passed despite calls for public consultation Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. [image: Parliament of Fiji] The bill to amend the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 has been passed in parliament which means that High Court trials will no longer have assessors. The bill was debated without delay under the Parliamentary Standing Orders 51 despite calls by the Members of the Opposition and the Fiji Law Society to seek public consultation on th...