Bainimarama has no evidence of govt acting unconstitutionally - PM

Bainimarama has no evidence of govt acting unconstitutionally - PM
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says since Opposition Leader, Voreqe Bainimarama has not come back with evidence that the government had acted unconstitutionally and of so called persecution happening and how many are affected then the government takes it that he does not have the evidence.

Bainimarama had earlier told the government that they have to follow the Constitution and the law and they cannot do whatever they like.

He had claimed they have heard reports that personnel from the Prime Minister’s Office allegedly contacted Commissioners from the Constitutional Offices Commission and from the Public Service Commission to tell them to resign because there is a new Government.

While responding to questions by the media today, Rabuka says Bainimarama has not made the allegations again.

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