Suva lawyer, Graham Leung is now raising the question on how a document which he was preparing in relation to the interim government without public knowledge ended up with the Interim Attorney General.
While speaking to the ABC's Pacific Beat, Leung said the document titled Exposing the Lie was about the interim government but was not passed to any media outlet or any other person, other than those who he sought assistance from.
However the Interim Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said it’s not a mystery as the Prime Minister's office received the copies of Leung's article from someone from the Fiji Times Office.
Leung has also alleged to the ABC that his phone is being tapped and he received a threatening call from the military last Friday.
Fijivillage News has sent a question to the Military Media Cell is awaiting a reply. The Interim AG is currently in a meeting and is expected to comment later.
My Phones are Tapped and my Emails are Hacked-Leung
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