
Deputy V茅ronique Leu-Govind questioned in cannabis trafficking investigation
Deputy V茅ronique Leu-Govind was questioned for approximately six hours by ADSU investigators in Rose-Hill on Thursday as part of an inquiry into an alleged cannabis trafficking network between Mauritius and Reunion Island. Following the hearing, she was permitted to leave the premises. Her lawyer, Me Shaffick Chuttur, stated that no charges were brought against the deputy after the day's questioning. Investigators questioned her about the discovery of four cannabis plants and a small quantity of methadone during a search of her Case-Noyale home, which occurred after the arrest of her husband, Gulshan Govind. They also inquired about a vehicle registered in her name, acquired for Rs 2.8 million. The investigation originated from the seizure of 100 kg of cannabis on Reunion Island, an operation that led investigators to an alleged drug trafficking ring involving Mauritius.



