Ousted SDL parliamentarian and one of the people who filed the treason complaint against Commodore Frank Bainimarama, senior officers of the RFMF and the interim government, Ted Young will meet with some officers from the CID this hour.
Lawyer for the complainants Niko Nawaikula said they are currently at the SDL office, ready to leave for the CID Headquarters.
Nawaikula maintained that the High Court case between Qarase and Bainimarama is a civil matter while the investigation that they have asked for is criminal in nature.
He said the investigation should not be mixed up with the civil case.
However, Police Commissioner Commodore Esala Teleni has made it clear today that he will not meet with his police officers in relation to the treason complaint.
Commodore Teleni said no further action will be taken at this stage as the case between Qarase and Bainimarama is in court.
Although he has refused to comment on whether any investigations will be conducted, he stressed that nothing will be done due to the case in court.
Ted Young To Meet CID
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