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Oct 11, 2019 Letters
I have read a letter published in the October 10, 2019 edition of another newspaper captioned, “PPP/C consulted in good time with the Toshaos Council Chairman on its planned activity,” and wish to seek a quick clarity.
In paragraph eight (8) of the letter, sentence two, Mr. Dharamlall wrote, “The PPP/C officials who attended the opening ceremony did so out of respect for our Amerindian Leaders.”
Editor, after reading this particular sentence a question has arisen in my mind, which of course I wish to seek clarity on.
The question is, Am I to conclude, given the language used in the sentence referenced above, that the PPP/C officials who DID NOT attend the opening ceremony did so out of disrespect for our Amerindian Leaders?
Yours faithfully,
Ganesh Mahipaul
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