We have been very touched by your recent success in having had Mauritius to obtain a second historic site, no less than Le Morne, listed in the UNESCO world heritage sites. This indeed clearly marks the basic spirit and fundamental ideology for which the labour party came into existence.

Chacha gave every Mauritian a dignity in this country and we are indeed indebted to him and his team for that. Whilst you are personally making every effort to valorise the civil servants of this country, on the other hand, unfortunately, what we have noticed recently is that within your own Government, one spoilt brat is abusing ministerial position that has been conferred upon him. He takes pleasure in harassing and humiliating the helpless civil servants and reducing them to the lowest dust, thus clearly compromising the dignity that Chacha gave us. The ministry he leads has had three PS who had left, one with even severe health problem.

The name of the minister concerned needs no mention as he has always been shining by his very awful, unprofessional, unethical, inhumane and at time illegal deeds. We have reached a situation where we can only hope that someday, in an attempt to protect his/her dignity and to be spared from those humiliation, someone does not need to throw himself/herself from 9th floor of the Air Mauritius Building for remedial actions to be taken ; thereafter even this building may then be given the status of a world historic site in memory of someone who has preferred to die to protect his/her dignity.

We know Hon Prime Minister that, being a very intelligent person, you do not need to be given any further hint on the case we want to bring your attention? We rely on your usual charisma to handle difficult situations and we trust that you will surely take the urgent remedial actions so that the dignity that Chacha gave to every single citizen of this country is not tampered by anyone, be it a Prime Minister, who feels he is above every one in this country.

We thank you for your kind attention.

<B>AKS</B>