https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

 

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

the case of Phyalyanjee Nandkumar is Exhibit A

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

 

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

the case of Phyalyanjee Nandkumar is Exhibit A

 

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

 

 

She should be reinstated like wise. Bharat Dindiyal is right to stand up to power drunk Welch.

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

 

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

the case of Phyalyanjee Nandkumar is Exhibit A

 

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

 

 

She should be reinstated like wise. Bharat Dindiyal is right to stand up to power drunk Welch.

Bullyism!!

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

 

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

the case of Phyalyanjee Nandkumar is Exhibit A

 

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

 

 

She should be reinstated like wise. Bharat Dindiyal is right to stand up to power drunk Welch.

well . . . your 'position' on this matter is anti-knowledge, hysterical, and (sadly) increasingly tribal

first, Nandkumar is a dude not a lady

and second, his being sent home and subsequent re-instatement after complaining to Freedom House occurred last March

remind me again what that travesty's got to do with Welch and "power drunk"

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

 

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by redux:

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Dindyal reportedly told the staffers that the letter had no value and that they should stay put. Speaking with Kaieteur News on Friday, the GPL boss said Welch breached procedures and had no authority to issue letters to staffers, sending them home. He indicated that Welch had also overstepped his authority when over a week ago, he sent home Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, a Manager at the Berbice office.

 

GPL’s CEO, Bharat Dindyal

 

Under regulations of GPL, it is the Human Resources Director or the CEO who is authorized to send staffers off, once the proper procedures have been followed.

hence my question . . . the whole point of my thread

Welch has overstepped his authority. The CEO was not properly apprised and only the CEO is authorized to send staffers off. Welch is out of line.

what do you mean "[t]he CEO was not properly apprised"?

 

the whole point of my thread is that Bharat Dindyan is indeed the man who should be sending people home! . . . all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House

 

i do not need to look far to see why the Gov't attempted (wrongly) to run around him in trying to seek justice

Where is the proof when you say: all he is doing, however, is re-employing scamps and tiefman at GPL when they run and complain to Freedom House?

the case of Phyalyanjee Nandkumar is Exhibit A

 

https://guyana.crowdstack.io/topic/de...1#449974511329309461

 

 

She should be reinstated like wise. Bharat Dindiyal is right to stand up to power drunk Welch.

well . . . your 'position' on this matter is anti-knowledge, hysterical, and (sadly) increasingly tribal

 

first, Nandkumar is a dude not a lady

 

and second, his being sent home and subsequent re-instatement after complaining to Freedom House occurred last March

 

remind me again what that travesty's got to do with Welch and "power drunk"

Thanks for the correction that Nandkumar is a dude. I am not aware of any complaint to Freedom House  and it really does not matter to me. I am concered about these fishing expeditions. Welch is a bully.

Senior GPL Berbice Manager sent home for fraud

Phyalyanjee Nandkumar

Mere days after Minister of Public Infrastructure David Patterson, stated that a more detailed probe is to be undertaken into the operations of the troubled Guyana Power and Light entity, a senior operative in the Berbice operation has been sent home. He was said to be at the centre of a number of fraudulent activities

Minister Patterson said that from what he envisaged a number of things are not right at the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) outlet. A more detailed investigation is to be undertaken. This was on the same day that it was revealed that two senior officials of the GPL were fingered in the conversion of over $28M to their own use.

Patterson had stated that the GPL will undergo a detailed review. He had said that he is aware of many issues which are affecting the entity. The operation of the Loss Reduction Department and the Berbice operations will be looked at keenly, Minister Patterson stated after numerous reports surfaced.

Last March, Loss Reduction Manager, Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, was sacked after investigations revealed fraud. Recommendations were also made for him to be charged and prosecuted. He was however reinstated within days following a visit to Freedom House. GPL’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Bharat Dindyal, had also confirmed that the contract of the official was terminated after complaints.

A report found a number of ‘fraudulent’ practices that could also have implications on the power company’s Georgetown Department. However with the intervention of Freedom House that report was swept under the carpet and the man reinstated. In one case, the investigators probed a complaint where the senior official asked for bribes amounting to $1.1M to install a 15KVA transformer at the business place of a customer.

GPL records showed that the cost of the transaction was a mere $292,513.
That customer operates a business but was issued a residential account, which allowed him to benefit from lower tariffs. In the first instance, it was alleged that $200,000 was paid at the home of the customer (name given) and the balance of $900,000 at GPL’s Loss Reduction Office where the sacked official operated. GPL’s records, oddly enough, showed that the cost of the transaction was a mere $292,513.

In statements made, the customer and his family also implicated operatives from the Sheriff Street Loss Reduction Main office. The Georgetown operatives had travelled to Berbice to investigate, but the matter seemed to have been covered up, according to the GPL’s internal documents seen by this newspaper. GPL operatives went so far to hook up the customers with a straight feed which bypassed the meter and which resulted in the customer using free power for more than seven months.

In another shocking case, investigators heard how one customer was discovered with a tampered meter. The sacked official reportedly instructed the customer to apply for a prepaid meter. This was all done in one day. It was alleged that the official received bribes from the customer, ensuring that he was not back-billed as would have been required in a tampering meter matter. Investigators found the concealed tampered report and other documents.

In another case, it was reported that another customer was found with a tampered meter. Instead of making the necessary report, the official submitted documents stating that it was defective. It was replaced. However, the Georgetown office was alerted to the fraud and after an investigation, the customer was back-billed for more than $1M. However, that amount was never paid and the customer continued to pay the normal monthly charges, and receive power.

The account was flagged to be disconnected for consecutive months but ‘stand-down’ orders were issued. A number of other issues of blatant corruption were highlighted but no action was ever taken. The investigating team also received reports that the sacked official had been leading a team, taking monies from customers found tampering with their meters. He would normally threaten to report the tampering to the police.

Kaieteur News understands that a three-man investigating team was sent to the Loss Reduction office, Berbice, to probe a number of irregularities

a prima facie case has been clearly made out against these GPL people for malfeasance

in any sane society they would have been promptly sent home by the CEO to facilitate investigations leading to the appropriate charges being laid

instead we have people here, taking lead-up from the PPP, running interference for these scamps simply because they are Indo

smfh

Then stop the fishing expedition and prosecute.  I have seen too many so called prima facie case thrown out of the courts.

if there is a prima facie case, it is by definition NOT a "fishing expedition"!

the DPP will move forward depending on what's uncovered in the probe

you, and others like you are obstructing the investigations by screaming ethnic victimization for no bloody good reason

Bharat Dindyal is a key part of the problem as indicated elsewhere on this thread

Welch was clearly out of line.  Is he getting instructions from Harmon?  Dindyal did the right thing.  Let the government ask Dindyal why he didn't send these people on leave.

KN: "Last March, Loss Reduction Manager, Phyalyanjee Nandkumar, was sacked after investigations revealed fraud. Recommendations were also made for him to be charged and prosecuted.He was however reinstated within days following a visit to Freedom House. GPL’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Bharat Dindyal, had also confirmed that the contract of the official was terminated after complaints."

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again, this is not about Welch . . . you are being disingenuous

common sense would tell you that Dindyal is in 'see no evil' mode, and clearly is not interested in uncovering anything!

red herrings all over the place

Dindyal has to answer to the cabinet, doesn't he?  What's your point?  Welch should have never gotten involved.

"Harmon" huh? . . .  y'all tribals are sooo transparent

how exactly does your 'response' form some sort of rebuttal?

Where did I scream ethnic victimization and who are the other like me? I am for justice in a court of law.

the "others like you" references those who aver that there is an ethnic witch hunt aimed at Indians by the new gov't

i apologize if i misread you as an open subscriber to that sentiment

now, just so i am clear . . . exactly why is it that you are so emotionally against these GPL employees being sent home (not fired) to facilitate the probe?

I am not emotionally against them being sent home. I am against the bullyism by Welch. He has breached common courtesy or protocols. Has any charges been laid for the alleged fraud?

you cannot lay charges until the probe is completed and the file sent to the DPP!

why on earth would the investigation target these few people without cause?

there is no "bullyism" by Welch (is he Black?); that is just blackman-vs-coolieman codespeak favored by PPP tribals

Dindyal, in effect, seems to be obstructing the probe . . . else, why would he be bypassed?

and i am not pulling that surmise out of my ass . . . the record is there

Freedom House apparently continues to yank his chain

Probe???. I thought you had a prima facie case established.

One meaning of probe other than fishing expedition: fingering one's butthole to obtain guilty pleasure. Why should Dindial allow Welch to do that?

it's good to know the low opinion you have of AFC Public Infrastructure minister, David Patterson who you now accuse of "engaging in a fishing expedition - "fingering [one's] butthole to obtain guilty pleasure" as you so colorfully put it . . . now, why would he be doing that?

GPL is a den of iniquity, and Bharat Dindyal is either complicit or ignoring the slime for whatever ignoble reasons

without shame, you have deliberately ignored the case i have made out against Dindyal, and are now in flat out tiefman protection mode . . . feverish straw man (Welch) construction and beat down, etc.

banna, when guys like u on this BB choose to ignore facts and logic in these kinds of areas, i have found that it's usually a matter of close friends and family involved

carry on

i seriously am praying hard for the soul of the AFC

SMFH

You  assume as true in the absence of proof to the contrary . Your arguments are weak. You don't have a prima facie case. Happy fishing expedition.

tell the minister he doesn't have a prima facie case nuh

i'm not the one authorizing the investigation

yuh braying plenty now about 'process' . . . uh huh

tell us why did yuh bhai Dindyal reinstate that scamp Nandkumar after he complained to Freedom House in March . . . answer duh nuh?

wuh process was duh?

We must say no bullyism. Nandkumar complaining to Freedom House is a moot point. Dindiyal is right. You have no case.

you bring no argument. . . empty slogans aplenty

Dindyal is a PPP stooge, and you supporting the tiefmen crew at GPL for gawd knows what awful reasons . . . bawling the ole race code words for violent blackman "bullyism"

u have no clothes

You lack substance. Dindiyal is exercising his constitutional rights.

"constitutional" rights? . . . uh huh

strange . . . the idiot precincts where some of y'all end up wandering when alyuh take up the ignoble causes of bums and criminals for less than honorable reasons

You lack substance. Colin Welch is out of line. Happy fishing.

Many like you tried to teck dem shit an daab am me batty. Dem wake up mad. 

my thread is not about Welch dude

noted . . . your herculean effort to deflect and mek it a race thing

the Sanata Complex coven dem vested in preserving ill-gotten gains . . . whither u?

Dindyal, the scamp PPP man up to his neck in corruption and cover up thanks you

You need to get out of your obvious racist mentality and acknowledge that Welch overstepped his bounds. Like I said don't take your shit and daab am a me batty. 

if there is a investigation in progress concerning these men then the government of the day have a right to sent them home and every guyanese know GPL is corrupt