Attorney General Azima Shukoor has told local media that she had previously informed the President’s Office and Civil Service Commission (CSC) that the commission’s president Fahmy Hassan should not be reinstated.
Fahmy was dismissed from the CSC by the Parliament, after a case was filed against him alleging that he had sexually abused a female staff working at the commission.
Parliament’s Independent Commission decided that there was enough evidence to believe that Fahmy was guilty of the allegations against him.
Azima Shukoor told local media that she had told the CSC and President’s Office that the Supreme Court’s ruling does not state that Fahmy’s position should be reinstated.
However the CSC has said that Fahmy returned to work after he received a letter from the President’s Office.
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"Attorney General Azima Shukoor has told local media that she had previously informed the President’s Office and Civil Service Commission (CSC) that the commission’s president Fahmy Hassan should not be reinstated."
"However the CSC has said that Fahmy returned to work after he received a letter from the President’s Office."
This sounds the traitor cares too hoots for any legal advice he is given!
Must be some re-incarnation!