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Mohamed says no to coalition with opposition parties
…confident in ability to win elections solo
Kaieteur News- Businessman Azruddin Mohamed on Thursday made it clear that he will not be teaming up with any of the Opposition parties ahead of the September 1, 2025 elections, as he is confident in his ability to win on his own.
Mohamed was speaking with reporters at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court where he appeared to answer to two charges of tax evasion on one of his luxury vehicles. On his exit from the Courtroom, the businessman said the name of his party will soon be disclosed. Mohamed, who is accused of tax evasion by the United States government has been sanctioned and is currently facing other charges locally for allegedly making false declarations to the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) on the value of several luxury vehicles purchased by the family.
Businessman Azruddin Mohamed
On Monday evening, Mohamed announced that he will be entering the political race for Presidency. Although he is yet to announce the name of his political party, the businessman revealed that he is discussion with members of all three major political parties – the ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP), the A Partnership for National Unity and the Alliance For Change (AFC).
According to him, “We have a lot of candidates now from the PPP, APNU and AFC. All parties want to come on board. Very soon we will put out all this in the public.”
When asked if he intends to coalesce with any of the Opposition parties, the young Mohamed responded in the negative. He made it clear, “We have the strength to win the elections on our own. We did a sample of about 80,000 persons throughout this country, we sampled and we got 65% of the votes and that’s why they (the government) are behaving like this…sheer political persecution.”
Post elections, the new political candidate said he is willing to partner with any of the political parties in the best interest of the country. “When it comes to making right decisions for the benefit of the country, when it comes down that road, we will decide but right now, we will not coalesce going into the elections,” Azruddin Mohamed explained.
Similarly, he said he is willing to partner with the PPP, APNU or AFC in the National Assembly on decisions to benefit the country.
Asked whether he is willing to make amends with the ruling party, Azruddin Mohamed maintained, “Only for the upliftment and benefit of the Guyanese people.”
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