Ramesh on hold

By Panday’s statements of the awesome foursome, one would have imagined the the pro Panday executive would have fast tracked this application.

This bright star, who is now being praised by John Jeremie as having contributed to legislation which is now being used to deal with corruption, is being treated as a little boy, having to wait in line.

Knowing Mr Panday very well, if he wants something, it will be done right away. Just look at how quick Ato Boldon was appointed a senator, but Ramesh is being humiliated in his quest to rejoin a party which he helped to get into (and out) government.

Does Mr Panday see the latest NACTA poll, together with certain letters pointing to the popularity and value of the indefatigable former AG and current leader of Team Unity and Chairman of ACT.

Surely Mr Panday cannot be thinking that Ramesh had any influence in these latest publications and because of that he is holding back on the application. Even Ramesh acknowledges that it is Panday’s party, so what has really gone wrong? The few supporters of Ramesh demands an answer.