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A sort of conundrum
DEAR EDITOR,
The two ministers who were sitting in Parliament illegally would it now mean that all benefits derived from that illegality would have to be returned?
Further, they were illegal in Parliament but can still function as ministers?
Seems to be a sort of conundrum.
Shamshun Mohamed
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