Prakash sentenced to 36 months imprisonment

Prakash sentenced to 36 months imprisonment

By Karishma Kumari
Friday 03/02/2023
Former FijiFirst MP Vijendra Prakash has been sentenced

Former FijiFirst MP Vijendra Prakash has been sentenced to 36 months, and he will be serving 28 months in custody, with a non parole period of 22 months.

Prakash’s remaining 8 month sentence has been suspended for a period of 5 years.

He has 30 days to appeal.

Prakash was found guilty of illegally obtaining $33,670 in parliamentary allowances after eight weeks of trial last year.

He was charged by FICAC with one count each of giving false information to a public servant and obtaining financial advantage.


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