Interpol president-designate accused of involvement in kidnapping of Indian businessmen
Lyon, June 25 (Hibya) - Mubita Nawa, who is set to become the next head of Interpol, has been accused of involvement in the kidnapping, detention, assault and attempted extortion of two Indian businessmen.
In a letter to Interpol, lawyers for Indian businessmen Vinod and Uddit Sadhu said the allegations against Mubita Nawa, a deputy police commissioner in Zambia, show that she is "clearly unfit" to be Interpol's next secretary-general.
Nawa, backed by African Union member states, is one of four shortlisted candidates for the post, and the successful candidate is expected to be announced soon.
A letter sent to Interpol by UK-based law firm Leverets Group on behalf of the Sadhus states that their clients "have strong grounds to believe that Mr Nawa played a significant role in a conspiracy that led to their unlawful abduction, detention, assault and attempted extortion in September 2022 when he was deputy director of the Zambian CID."
British News Agency
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