National Federation Party general secretary Pramod Rae is shocked over the Interim Prime Minister's comment that he may not be invited into this Friday's Political Forum.
Rae confirmed that he received a call from the Prime Minister's office yesterday afternoon regarding the Forum in which he confirmed his participation.
Commodore Frank Bainimarama earlier said he is not happy with the comments by Rae supporting the ultimatum given by CMAG on an election date before September 2009 and therefore his participation is questionable.
Bainimarama said he is also disappointed with SDL leader Laisenia Qarase's statements supporting the International Bar Association where they found no confidence in the rule of law in Fiji and administration of justice in Fiji.
Bainimarama said a decision on whether or not Rae and Qarase will participate in the Forum will be made before Friday.
Qarase is expected to comment this afternoon.
The Political Dialogue Forum is expected to take place this Friday.
Rae shocked with Bainimarama comment
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