Fiji Vote Tightening As Police Question Opposition Leader

Fiji vote tightening as police question opposition leader

SUVA (Fiji), Dec 17 — Fiji’s election count was tightening today following a tumultuous night for opposition leader Sitiveni Rabuka, who police called in for questioning after he urged the military to intervene. Two-time coup leader and former prime minister Rabuka, 74, is challenging incumbent Frank Bainimarama, 68, an ex-navy commodore who has won two elections since first seizing control of the island nation in a 2006 putsch. Rabuka’s Peopl…

Fiji Vote Tightening As Police Question Opposition Leader

Fiji vote tightening as police question opposition leader

Fiji Labour Party alleges electoral fraud as Fijians await final election results

Fiji Labour Party leader and former prime minister Mahendra Chaudhry says he has received calls from people who say they voted for him at polling stations where the official results show he received no votes.

Fiji police question opposition leader who raised election concerns

Sitiveni Rabuka was taken into custody and questioned by police after writing to the military commander asking for an intervention in the election.

Fiji Vote: Opposition Leader Questioned By Police

Fiji opposition leader Sitiveni Rabuka was summoned for police questioning late Friday, hours after he claimed irregularities in this week's still-undecided election and called for the army to step in.

Fiji vote count continues with controversy

Early voting data is showing Fiji's main opposition party significantly ahead of the government as tallying continues.