The Davis Administration has vehemently refuted claims made by Opposition Leader Michael Pintard regarding the alleged discovery of ‘a bag of passports’ on a Bahamasair flight. Senior officials have accused Pintard of disseminating false information that fosters ‘xenophobic attitudes’ and erodes trust in national institutions. National Security Minister Wayne Munroe emphasized that investigations by Bahamasair, the Passport Office, and the police have all confirmed that no such incident occurred. Munroe urged Pintard to retract his statement, labeling it as ‘reprehensible’ and indicative of poor judgment. He further criticized Pintard’s leadership, suggesting that such behavior disqualifies him from holding any significant public office. The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) issued a press statement demanding that Pintard either provide evidence for his claims or admit to fabricating the story. The statement underscored the importance of maintaining public confidence in national institutions and condemned Pintard’s alleged pattern of making unfounded statements. Despite the government’s denials, Pintard remained defiant, accusing the administration of dishonesty and vowing to continue challenging its policies. He alleged widespread corruption and lack of transparency within the government, particularly in areas such as procurement, economic management, and immigration. Pintard insisted that his party would not retreat from its stance, emphasizing the need for accountability and truth in governance.