Police Superintendent Ashik Jagai Wanted Over Alleged Bail Breach

Suspended police superintendent, Ashik Jagai, is being actively sought by the Financial Crimes Commission (FCC) for allegedly violating the terms of his bail. The FCC accused him of interfering with a key witness, a breach of the FCC Act and a direct contravention of his bail conditions.

Multiple FCC teams have been dispatched to apprehend Jagai, who is currently suspended from his duties.

The search follows a complaint filed by activist Bruneau Laurette, who alleged that Jagai met with Steven Moothoocurpen in Moka on Monday, 8th September, at around 1:30 PM.

Both men are currently out on bail under strict conditions that prohibit them from interfering with witnesses or making contact with other suspects. Moothoocurpen is on bail in a separate money-laundering case.

In his complaint, Laurette claimed the FCC is investigating the potential transfer of “Reward Money” to companies owned by Jagai’s son.

He also stated that Jagai is a business associate of Moothoocurpen through a company called Ziya Property & Development Ltd. Laurette noted that the location of the alleged meeting is under video surveillance, and the footage could confirm the encounter.

Source: Defi Media