The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) is asking the High Court to strike out multiple disputed portions of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed’s supplemental affidavit filed in connection with his bail challenge on a cybercrime charge. Guyana Chronicle and INews Guyana both report that the DPP argues certain passages are inadmissible, including material described as hearsay and statements relating to law.
Separately, Kaieteur News reports Mohamed’s legal team is also seeking urgent interim bail while the DPP moves forward with its application to remove specific paragraphs from the affidavit. The proceedings are set to be heard by Madam Justice Priscilla Chandra-Hanif. Across outlets, the focus stays on the parallel court steps—bail relief requested by Mohamed and exclusion of parts of the affidavit pursued by the prosecution—rather than on the underlying cybercrime allegations.
Overall, the outlets largely align on the parties involved, the procedural posture (bail challenge alongside a strike-out application), and the court venue and judge, with differences mainly in how many specific portions are highlighted and whether interim bail is foregrounded.
