Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Johanne Prosper
Published on 2024-03-31 11:00:59
The use of the Flacq Multipurpose Hall in Cité Hibiscus has raised eyebrows in Flacq/Bon-Accueil (No 9), the location chosen this week by the MSM to hold a mobilization meeting on the sidelines of the May 1st meeting, which will be held in Vacoas, despite the fact that this hall was denied last year by the former president of the Flacq District Council, Kishore Jeewooth, to the Labour Party.
However, the trio Balgobin-Maudhoo-Nuckcheddy apparently had no trouble using this hall for the kick-off of mobilization meetings, as the MSM has already begun preparations for its gathering on Labor Day.
The decision to allow the MSM to use the Flacq Multipurpose Hall has sparked controversy and raised questions about favoritism and political bias. The fact that this venue was denied to the Labour Party last year raises concerns about the impartiality and fairness of the District Council’s decision-making process.
It is important to ensure that public facilities are allocated fairly and transparently, without any discrimination based on political affiliations. All political parties should have equal access to public spaces for their activities and events, in order to promote democracy and freedom of expression.
The use of the Flacq Multipurpose Hall by the MSM for their mobilization meeting highlights the need for accountability and oversight in the allocation of public resources. It is essential to maintain the integrity and neutrality of public institutions, in order to uphold the principles of good governance and transparency.
Overall, the controversy surrounding the use of the Flacq Multipurpose Hall serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding democratic values and ensuring that public resources are used fairly and equitably for the benefit of all citizens. It is crucial to address any issues of favoritism or bias in the allocation of public facilities, in order to uphold the principles of democracy and good governance.
Read the original article(French) on Le Mauricien
