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Few weeks ago Coup 4.5 reported the saga between Fiji One's Satish Narayan and Bainimarama's daughter. Yesterday June 17, 2013 Satish Narayan received his walking papers from Fiji One.

It is understood that Bainimarama called a board member of Fiji One, Padam Lala and told him if Fiji One wants their License in tact, they will have to sack Satish Narayan.

Padam Lala instructed Tarun Patel to sack Satish Narayan immediately, If Patel wanted to keep his job.

The employees of FBC were told of the firing of Narayan way before the employees of Fiji One were made aware of.

Lets hope that Fiji One will not find themselves as part of the FBC in near future.
on Burrow: ITUC will push for Commission of Inquiry on Fiji

@2:36 what illegal AG go underground sorry!!! too late.Mr Illegal AG your file is within the military Intel not with Rokoura(PM's office) whom you paid to hide and destroyed files against you that went straight to PM.

Anything against you that son of Neel sharma in HR RFMF rings the bell to Aziz, then you meant to let the complaint follow the channel where you intercept all files against you at PM's office thru Rokoura who hide and destroyed them and you know what he forges PM's singnature on some files and put a [FA]File Away notice on it.

These meant all complaints against you gather dust at Rokoura's residence or he destroyed it completely.

Your private deals with Ports,AFL,TFL,IF etc all filed and kept not there in Fiji its overseas mate !!!

Khaiyum you are comfortable becoz all complaints against you had been filed away by this man Rokoura,not now Mr illegal want to be smart you are exposed to the root!!!

he too one of those used taukei(bought)by you so you can loot as much as you on Burrow: ITUC will push for Commission of Inquiry on Fiji

Thursday, June 10, 2010

NFU denied meeting permit - Bainimarama's old lackey Mahen cries foul

The National Farmers Union (NFU) has once again been refused a permit by the interim government to hold its Annual General Meeting this year. 

The NFU wrote to the Commissioner Western Joeli Cawaki on 26 March 2010, seeking approval for a permit to hold the Union’s annual AGM in Lautoka. This was followed up by a repeated request a month later following failure to get a reply. 

Mr Cawaki responded on 7th May declining permission “in line with the Emergency Decree 2009”. 

NFU General Secretary Mahendra Chaudhry has written back expressing surprise at the decision and rejecting the excuse given by the administration. 

He pointed out that many other trade unions had been allowed to hold their annual meetings eg Fijian Teachers Association, the Fiji Teachers Union, Fiji Nursing Association, Fiji Trades Union Congress and the Fiji Sugar and General Workers Union to name a few. 

Furthermore, all Provincial Councils have been permitted to hold their annual meetings. One questions why the farmers are being denied their right of association and their right to collective bargaining. 

Is the interim government scared of giving democratic rights to cane farmers? 

Last year, a permit granted to NFU to hold its AGM was withdrawn at the very last minute on orders from the Prime Minister’s Office. 

Cane farmers have been denied the right of representation, and a voice, in the sugar industry with the dismantling of three key industry institutions - the Sugar Cane Growers Council, the Fiji Sugar Commission and the Fiji Sugar Marketing. 

In January this year, check off facilities to cane farmers’ unions were withdrawn no doubt in an attempt to strangle the unions.
Government decision to continue to deny a permit to the NFU to hold its annual meeting prevents the Union from complying with its constitution and rules to conduct its AGM each year. 

NFU has advised the relevant international organisations of the violation of the rights of their members and is pursuing the matter further with the authorities here: Source-FLP Website

9 comments:

bend over sucker said...

How long will it take for mahen and the indo-Fijians to work out they have been bent over and prodded up the date by the military?

Anonymous said...

Reckon Methodist Cane Farmers' would be feeling really paranoid right now.

Anonymous said...

Is the democratic government scared of giving democratic rights to cane farmers, asked Mahend. Oh, not long ago he was telling us as Finance Minister that Fiji will not give its citizens the democratic right to vote until 2012 - now he has been kicked out of the regime, he is talking about democratic rights. This man should be publicly flogged with a cane rattan for supporting the coup; in fact he was part of the planning circle in the first instance

Anonymous said...

Can't help laughing at Choudary. He is finding out the hard way that no coup is good. As a victim of two previous coups he should have known that. But alas he chose to throw his support behind Vore just to topple Qarase. He must have thought Vore would install him as Interim PM. Yeah dream on Chaoudary...reality hurts.

Radiolucas said...

Agreed. What a hypocritical cretin. He should have known better.

Anonymous said...

Blogger #2, what of the Methodist canefarmers?
A farmer is a farmer, be he Methodist, Muslim, Hindu or Buddist.
Dont generalise Methodist, because they dared to come to Fiji and prevent you from being eaten.

Anonymous said...

NFU Union was given their democratic rights in the last two elections after the democratic 1997constitution took effect.

But their democratic party leader was running away from the purported government to discuss the lease for the democratic farmers who gave the leader their mandate to him to do so to eliminate poverty for them.

But the NFU and their parliamentary leader was disfunctional as a result of not feeling the pain and siffering of his members as he could not after pocketing $2m of the 2000 coup victims funds. He has become blind just as the other SDL and SVT politicians.

FLP must be disallowed in the next democratic elections just as the SDL and SVT and NFP, so that a democratic election can for once take place, as the only democratic election conducted was in 1997 under Rabuka's leadership!!

Thereafter all others were invalid in process.

Anonymous said...

Blogger#2
The methodists you defend have no resemblance to those Methodists who risked being eaten.

Anonymous said...

Blogger#6
The methodists you defend have no resemblance to those Methodists who risked being eaten.