Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle has vehemently refuted allegations linking him to the ongoing controversy surrounding government vehicle procurement, labeling the accusations as politically driven distractions. In a strongly worded audio statement, Pringle demanded that those making the claims provide concrete evidence and take full responsibility for their assertions. He emphasized that accountability should be based on verifiable facts rather than unsubstantiated rumors. Pringle also called for an independent investigation not only into the vehicle procurement issue but also into the broader operations of the Public Works Department, hinting at potential systemic irregularities. He argued that focusing solely on the vehicle scandal without examining the department’s overall conduct would be shortsighted. Additionally, Pringle dismissed calls for his resignation as premature and unfounded, urging a measured approach to addressing the controversy. His remarks come at a time when the vehicle procurement scandal has sparked widespread public debate and cross-party scrutiny, raising questions about transparency and governance.
LISTEN: Pringle Denies Involvement in Vehicle Scandal, Calls Allegations Political Distraction
