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NIGEL DHARAMLALL TAKEN INTO POLICE CUSTODY, ACCUSED OF RAPE, CYBERBULLYING, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT

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A former government minister and current executive of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) was taken into police custody on Tuesday morning following a rape allegation. Travis Chase is following this developing story.

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