Chaguanas MP calls on nation to pray for abducted

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Chaguanas MP calls on nation to pray for abducted

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News KIDNAPPED: Kartikey Ramsundar. - CHAGUANAS MP Dinesh Rambally is calling on the nation to pray for the safe return of businessman Kartikey Ramsundar who was abducted from his workplace on Wednesday. There has been no ransom demand. Rambally said while the kidnapping has left Ramsundar’s family and community distressed and traumatised, there is a sense of general insecurity as the constitutional crisis of having no head of the police service […]

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