La fille de Dawood Rawat, patron de l’empire BAI, prend position ce vendredi 29 janvier, à quelques heures de la conférence de presse du gouverneur de la Banque de Maurice, Ramesh Basant Roi. Ce dernier va rendre public le rapport des experts singapouriens de la firme nTan. Elle s’élève contre la publication de ce rapport qui est «un outil visant à convaincre le public que nous sommes coupables...»

Le groupe BAI opérait un «ponzi-like scheme… which has collapsed in 2015», a révélé le gouverneur Ramesh Basant Roi en évoquant le rapport nTan. Rapport qui sera rendu public ce vendredi 29 janvier. Et, dès ce matin, la fille de Dawood Rawat est montée au créneau pour dénoncer cette publication. «Aucune cour de justice n’a écouté ce cas et nous n’avons pas été jugés», fait-elle ressortir, en ajoutant que ce rapport vise à «convaincre le public que nous sommes coupables».

Voici ce que dit Laina Rawat dans son post publié sur compte Facebook il y a quelques heures. 

«There has been a plan to hold my family before a public tribunal and the proof of this lies in the series malicious press articles that have incited hatred against my family for nearly a year now.

The Ntan report was held private for a ‘fraud’ years back to protect the names of people involved however in our case it has been used as a tool to convince the public that we are to be held responsible without ANY COURT OF LAW HAVING HEARD AND TRIED THE CASE.

 …The responsibility will lie with the press and the govt officials who have been taking steps to incite public hatred towards my family

Many people have expressed their concern for our safety in the next 24 hours therefore I am making a declaration here, should anything happen to my family and our children - the responsibility will lie with the press and the govt officials who have been taking steps to incite public hatred towards my family.

We love you dad and will always stand next to you because we know the man that you are - which is a man who had a vision for his people and his Country - strived to make changes in the cultural opportunities available for Mauritians and create levels of service that no one had ever seen before. Your family and close friends know that you are an honest and genuine man.”