Dear Editor,
THE Mohameds moving to the CCJ is pivotal; this is where the theatre slowly approaches its natural end. This is a last-ditch effort, not an exoneration attempt but another delay attempt.
Attorneys Forde and Dhurjon have only ever defended to the media their confidence in their clients “not going anywhere”. The entire goal of this is to halt the proceedings in the Magistrate’s Court. Nothing else.
Even if the CCJ somehow grants a stay, which I doubt, the matter will ultimately return to Judy Latchman. And this is how it will go:
1) Committal leading to remand.
2) More references to Mandela, Jagan, Christ and Joan of Arc.
3) The coordinated incitement of unrest; it was Azruddin’s own sister who called for violent uprising last year while “Doggy” previously called for a Prison Break, similar to 2002.
What must happen next is strong management of potential unrest by the Executive, alongside dismantling the incitement in real time.
If it happens, it won’t be for long. After the Opposition Leader is wheeled away by the ‘Feds’, there will be a power vacuum created on the other side…,clamouring, tearing and ripping each other apart. Let ’em fight.
Yours faithfully,
Nikhil Sankar
Nikhil Sankar
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newssourcegy.com · 2026-03-23Guyana] on March 23, 2026 Days after the Court of Appeal handed down its ruling in the extradition case that was not in their favour, US-indicted, Guyanese businessman, Nazar and Azruddin Mohamed, have turned to the Caribbean Court of Justice in an effort to halt the ongoing extradition proceedings against them and challenge the findings of the local Courts in recent cases. They want the Court of Appeal’s recent decisions to be set aside and reversed. In the application which was filed last Friday, the father and son have requested an urgent stay of the ongoing extradition proceedings before the Magistrates’ Court while challenging the recent decision by the Court of Appeal that the Home Affairs Minister did not show bias and did her job when she caused an Authority to Proceed to be issued against them following the extradition request from the United States last October. The Mohameds through their Attorneys, are contending that the Court of Appeal erred in law when it found that the Home ... (‘ATP’) which set the stage for the extradition committal proceedings against them to proceed. They are also contending that Court of Appeal erred in law in failing to give due consideration to the fact that the ATP decision substantially encroaches upon the fundamental rights of persons as it confers and empowers jurisdiction to the court of committal and triggers the local extradition process, without which no arrest, committal or extradition may occur. They have listed several other instances in which they believe the Court of Appeal erred in its decision. The CCJ is expected to have a Case Management Conference in the coming days. ### Related posts: Court of Appeal dismisses Mohameds’ appeal of High Court ruling on perceived bias in extradition matter Court of Appeal rejects request to halt Magistrate Court’s hearing as it reviews High Court ruling in Mohameds’ extradition matter Appeal Court sets date for hearing EPA’s appeal Unlimited Parent Guarantee ruling; No stay of ruling granted AG takes Full Court ruling against Finance Minister to Court of Appeal
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- Mohameds CCJ appeal nothing more than a delay attempt in Guyana Chronicle, March 24, 2026
