During a confrontational session at the ongoing inquiry, former GECOM Commissioner Robeson Benn faced rigorous questioning from defense attorney Nigel Hughes. The discussion centered on the 2020 general and regional elections, specifically regarding alleged irregularities observed by Benn at the Ashmin’s Building tabulation center. Under intense scrutiny, the former Home Affairs Minister conceded that he failed to maintain any written records or formal notes concerning the discrepancies he claimed to have witnessed at that time. This admission occurred during a heated exchange between the two parties, highlighting the challenges in verifying the accounts provided during the proceedings. The testimony is part of a broader investigation into the events surrounding the contentious 2020 electoral process in Guyana.
Source : Kaieteur News
