Seelall Persaud has been sworn in as Guyana’s 31st Police Commissioner, asserting the readiness of the Police Force to address any unlawful activities in the lead-up to the May 11 elections, directed towards both political provocateurs and the general public.
On Tuesday, Seelall Persaud was officially sworn in as Guyana’s 31st Police Commissioner by President Donald Ramotar. Following the ceremony, he communicated a clear warning to political provocateurs and individuals considering unlawful activities in anticipation of the upcoming May 11 general and regional elections. Commissioner Persaud emphasized that the Guyana Police Force is adequately prepared to maintain law and order during this critical period.
In summary, Seelall Persaud’s swearing-in as Police Commissioner marks a pivotal moment for law enforcement in Guyana as the country approaches the general elections. His proactive stance against potential unrest reflects a commitment to ensuring safety and order during this significant democratic event.
Original Source: newssourcegy.com
