PPP/C bill boards, posters destroyed by Opposition members on Essequibo Coast
One of the many posters that was reportedly destroyed by the supporters/activists of the Opposition on the Essequibo Coast
One of the many posters that was reportedly destroyed by the supporters/activists of the Opposition on the Essequibo Coast

MEMBERS of the APNU and AFC parties have vented their anger and jealousy of the massive successful rallies of the PPP/C by tearing down some 150 posters and destroying bill boards at Bush Lot and Charity on the Essequibo Coast.Reports said the attack against the party posters started shortly after the posters of President Donald Ramotar and Prime Ministerial candidate Ms Elisabeth Harper were posted up on street light post from Anna Regina to Hampton Court.

According to reports, some 150 posters between Hampton Court and Anna Regina were ripped off. Reports said several party supporters who were at Anna Regina around 1:00am Saturday morning helping to decorate the park for the grand rally saw a car drove up the high bridge and stopped and four men came out and started pulling down posters of the PPP/C party. They said a telephone call was made quickly to a senior member of the party who contacted the Police.
Reports said the Police rushed to the scene and the four men who are members of the AFC were caught with a ladder.
The party supporters said the men were not arrested or taken to the station and neither was there any discussion with the opposition members on tearing down of posters and destroying of bill boards.
A senior member of the Regional Administration said the men should have being arrested and charged and place before the court.
Reports said that, at Charity, the bill board of the PPP/C was defaced with mud. Several groups of Opposition supporters are operating along the coast to destroy posters and bill boards of the party. Reports said after the massive PPP/C rally ended Saturday night, many supporters of the party who were traveling home to Charity were threatened and cursed by some persons along the road who were angry with the huge turnout at the rally.

By Rajendra Prabhulall

 

 

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