In a surprising turn of events, Raju Boddu, the Comptroller of Customs in Antigua and Barbuda, has resigned from his position, marking the end of his extensive tenure as head of the Customs and Excise Division. Sources reveal that Boddu submitted his resignation earlier this week, attributing his decision to health concerns. However, the abrupt nature of his departure has sparked widespread speculation within the department and beyond, with rumors swirling about an ongoing internal investigation. Boddu, a veteran customs administrator, is known for his stringent enforcement strategies and significant contributions to modernizing customs operations during his years in Antigua and Barbuda. Authorities have yet to announce an interim replacement, leaving the department in a state of uncertainty. Opposition Members of Parliament are reportedly preparing to raise pointed questions in the upcoming parliamentary session, seeking clarity on the circumstances surrounding Boddu’s resignation. Whispers of ‘irregularities’ and potential misconduct have further fueled the intrigue, though no official statements have been made to confirm these allegations. As the silence from official channels continues, the void left by Boddu’s departure raises more questions than answers, leaving the public and political observers eager for transparency and resolution.