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OPTIMISTIC JAGDEO SAYS ‘LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR PPP IN 2020’

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Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo has predicted that his party will win the next General elections by some 50,000 votes. Mr. Jagdeo said that the PPP will block any attempt by the Governing coalition to rig the next General elections. Royden James reports.

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