Police send case concerning MDP MPs Hamid and Bonday to Prosecutor General
13 Aug 2012, 7:18 PM
Ahmed Nazeer
Police have sent cases concerning opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) MPs Hamid Abdul Ghafoor and Ibrahim ‘Bonday’ Rasheed to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
An official from the Prosecutor General’s Office has confirmed to matter to local media today and has said the PG Office was currently researching the case.
Local newspaper ‘Sun Online’ reported that police have requested to press charges against MP Hamid for obstructing police duty and requested MP Rasheed be charged for obstructing police duty, assaulting police officers, threatening and creating unrest.
On August 4, Ibrahim Rasheed was arrested and the Criminal Court placed him under house arrest for five days on charges of threatening and attacking a police officer and obstructing police duty.
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