Mohamed says party symbol is a leopard not jaguar
Businessman Azruddin Mohamed has said that his political party’s symbol is a leopard, not a jaguar.
Following a Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) decision to block Mohamed from using the jaguar as his party symbol, he was quoted in other sections of the media as stating that it is a leopard.
“… if you Google the image, it’s not a jaguar. It’s another species of a cat. It was a leopard,” he reportedly told Demerara Waves Online News.
However, in a video now shared widely on Facebook, Mohamed can be heard saying that the party symbol is a jaguar. The jaguar is Guyana’s national animal and is featured on the country’s Coat of Arms. It is expected that the businessman and GECOM will engage on the matter.
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