The interim Prime Minister has today supported Police Commissioner Commodore Esala Teleni's decision to call in senior Indo-Fijian officers who are going to the media and complaining about the Police Christian Crusade.
In an exclusive interview with Fijivillage a few minutes ago, Commodore Frank Bainimarama said there is a plot being hatched by some journalists and senior Indian police officers to discredit Commodore Teleni and the Christian Crusade.
Bainimarama stressed that this will not be entertained.
Bainimarama said Commodore Teleni is not a racist and he is only doing his job.
Interim Prime Minister Commodore Bainimarama also said that none of the police officers are being forced to join the Police Christian Crusader and he also said that those who belong to other religions are free to do their own prayers.
Commodore Bainimarama said he understands that only senior Indo-Fijian officers were called into the meeting because they were the only ones complaining to the media.
Bainimarama supports Teleni
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