What a waste of time. If you wanna bring the accusation of ethnic stocking, bring the evidence!
What a joke compared to this under the PNM.
And no, it's not just pulling a rabbit of a hat like the PNM, the best way is to name the people to support the claim. See below: 
AIRPORTS AUTHORITY ---out of 11, 2 [1. Ramesh Lutchmedial, Director; and 2. Rosalind Chinnia-Ramadeen, Deputy General Manager (Operations, Crown Point)]. [http://www.tntairports.com/aat_members.html]
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES ---out of 8, 1 [1. Dr. Shafeek Sultan-Khan, Director]. [http://www.caribbean-airlines.com/au_cg.shtml]
DFL CARIBBEAN ---out of 13, 3 [1. Rodney Prasad, Director; 2. Stephen Singh, Director; and 3. Gilian Golah, Senior Manager (Corporate Executive Operations) and Company Secretary]. [http://www.dflcaribbean.com/board-of-directors.html and
http://www.dflcaribbean.com/management.html]
ETECK ---out of 12, 2 [1. Nesha Kochhar, Vice President (Property Management); and 2. Henry Kumar, General Manager (ICT Project Implementation); maybe a 3rd [Eugene Tiah, Director].
[http://www.eteck.co.tt/1content/en/e_corp.aspx?articleid=94&zoneid=16 and
http://www.eteck.co.tt/1content/en/e_co ... &zoneid=16]
FCB ---out of 25, 6 [1. Govind Maharaj, Director; 2. Inez B. Sinanan, Director; 3. Ramcharan Kalicharan, Chief Executive Officer (CMMB); 4. Lionel Seunarine, Asst. GM (Commercial Banking); 5. Shiva Manraj, Financial Controller (Finance and Planning); and 6. Harjoon Heeralal, Corporate Manager (Group Corp. Planning)] [https://www.firstcitizenstt.com/about/Corporate-Profile/Senior-Management-and-Directors/Board-of-Directors.html and
https://www.firstcitizenstt.com/about/C ... ctors.html]
NAMDEVCO ---out of 6, 1 [1. Cintra Persad, Director] [http://www.namdevco.com/home.asp].
NATIONAL FLOUR MILLS ---out of 7, 2 [1. Ganesh Sahadeo, Chairman; and 2. Ross Alexander, Director].
[http://www.nfm.co.tt/Portals/3/images/annualreport/NFM_AR_2008.pdf]
NATIONAL GAS COMPANY ---out of 16, 4 [1. Lisle Ramyad, Director; 2. Winston Lalla, Director; 3. Rebecca Ramdhanie, Vice President (Finance and Information Management Group); and 4. Prakash Saith, President (National Energy Corporation)] [http://www.ngc.co.tt/About/directors.htm and
http://www.ngc.co.tt/About/executive.htm]
NATIONAL INSURANCE BOARD: ---out of 17, 5 [1. Rudranath Indarsingh, Director; 2. Inez Sinanan, Director; 3. Seeram K. Maharaj, Director; 4. Karen Gopaul, Executive Manager (Planning and Technology); and 5. Niala Persad, Executive Manager (Legal Services/Corporate Secretary)]. [http://www.nibtt.co.tt/2009/NIB%20Annual%20Report%202%202%2009.pdf]
NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ---out of 11, 5 [1. Chandrabhan Sharma, Chairman; 2. Vijay Birsingh, Director; 3. Nirad Samnadda-Ramrekersingh, Vice-President (Legal Services); 4. Lisa Chote, Vice President (Corporate Services); and 5. Michael Guyadeen, Vice President (Financial Services)]. [http://www.nidco.co.tt/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=62] Note: This is the only organization on the list which meets the desired standard.
PETROTRIN ---out of 26, 9 [1. Harry Pirtheesingh, Director; 2. Ramnarine Ramdass, Director; 3. Kevin M. Singh, Vice President (Finance & Corporate Planning); 4. Khalid M. Hassanali, Vice President (Planning and Projects); 5. Narayan Ramtahal, General Manager (Central Engineering and Construction); 6. Steve Baldeosingh, General Manager (Production Operations); 7. Janice Koylass-Abraham, General Manager (Law & Land Management); 8. Sookdeo Heeralal, Ag. General Manager (Joint Ventures); and 9. Rajkumar Bissessar, Chief Audit Executive].
[http://www.petrotrin.com/Petrotrin2007/AnnualRep2007/AnnualReport2007/BoardOfDirectors.pdf and
http://www.petrotrin.com/Petrotrin2007/ ... veteam.htm]
PORT AUTHORITY ---out of 48 (some of which are vacant), only 3 [1. Kiran Dass, Counterpart CFO; 2. Neil Bridgelal, Manager (Health Safety & Environment); and 3. Robert Ramsubhag, Equipment Manager].[http://www.patnt.com/ (click on "Our Company", then, "Corporate Structure"]
PTSC ---out of 21, 4 [1. Mahadeo Jagmohan, Director; 2. Zena Rahmatali, Director; 3. Philemon Subiah, Corporate Manager (Operations); and 4. Brian Juanette, Senior Project Engineer]. [http://www.ptsc.co.tt/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=50&Itemid=83]
T&TEC ---out of 16, 4 [1. Professor Chandrabhan Sharma, Commissioner; 2. Zameer Mohammed, Commissioner; 2. Kelvin Ramsook, Asst. GM (Distribution); and 3. Ramdeo Sadhoo, Asst. GM (Human Resources)]. [http://www.ttec.co.tt/about_us/theboard/default.htm]
TSTT ---out of 16, 1 [1. Rakesh Goswami: Chief Financial Officer]; maybe a 2nd [2? Dianna de Sousa: Vice President Customer Service]? [http://tstt.co.tt/index.cfm?p=http://tstt.co.tt/about/personnel.cfm]
TTMF ---out of 19, 3 [1. Jaggernath Soom, Director; 2. Esther Rajpaul, Director; and 3. Waheeda A M Ali, Manager (Internal Audit)]. [http://www.ttmf-mortgages.com/applicationloader.asp?app=articles&id=760 and
http://www.ttmf-mortgages.com/applicati ... les&id=761]
TTPOST ---out of 11, 0, zip, ningun, rien, nein! [http://www.ttpost.net/about.php?contentid=183 and
http://www.ttpost.net/about.php?contentid=1173]
UDECOTT ---out of 11 , 3 [1. Dr. Krishna Bahadoorsingh, Director; 2. Neelanda Rampaul, Chief Operating Officer; and 3. Jassodra Gumansingh, Manager (Information Technology)].
[http://www.udecott.com/index.php/cc/cc_sub_level/C12 and
http://www.udecott.com/index.php/cc/cc_sub_level/C13]
WASA ---out of 12, 2 [1. Dr. Shafeek G. A. Sultan-Khan, Chairman of the Board; and 2. Dion Abdool, Chief Corporate Officer] [http://www.wasa.gov.tt/WASA_AboutUs_board.html] and
http://www.wasa.gov.tt/WASA_AboutUs_executive.html
Source:
http://trinbagorenewed.blogspot.com/2009/11/too-few-indian-chiefs.htmlOh yeah and talk about PNM bias again!! Talk about Racial bias. Public servants win their appeals after ‘unfairly treated’ by PM
By ONIKA JAMES Thursday, July 9 2009
Two public servants — a foreign affairs officer, and the other, a State lands officer — yesterday won their appeals when the Appeals Court ruled they were “unfairly treated” by Prime Minister Patrick Manning.
Public Servant Feroza Ramjohn, was not allowed to take up a foreign diplomatic post in London, because of a report which stated she may have been “a security risk.”
Ramjohn who had been a career public servant with the Foreign Affairs Ministry for 38 years had served in the Permanent Mission to the United Nations, and the New York Consulate.
In the wake of drug trafficking allegations involving a diplomatic pouch between the London High Commission and the Ministry, certain persons were recalled from the London Mission to face criminal charges in Trinidad. On May 27, 2004, Ramjohn was summoned to a meeting and told she should make immediate plans to leave for London to assume a position in the London Mission. A letter was given confirming her appointment. As a result, Ramjohn promptly disposed of her belongings, served notice on her landlord, and completed a medical and psychological assessment.
However, as she was about to leave for London, she was informed that her transfer to London had been quashed by Prime Minister Manning. No reasons were given. It subsequently emerged that Ramjohn was being blamed for some 200 missing passports in circumstances which the Court of Appeal described yesterday as “purely circumstantial.”
Ramjohn was never before told of the allegations although being twice promoted since the incident in June, 2001.
Yesterday, the Appeal Court ruled that the Prime Minister treated Ramjohn “unfairly by blocking her transfer to London, without informing her that she was a considered threat to National Security. Ramjohn was never given an opportunity to clear her name, although having “an unblemished record of performance for over 35 years.”
The Appeal Court found that because the PM had a constitutional power to veto Ramjohn’s transfer, it did not give him an absolute right.
The veto it found, must be exercised fairly in accordance with the principles of natural justice. The court further declared that Ramjohn was a victim of “unfair treatment” by the Prime Minister. The other public servant, Ganga Persad-Kisson, had his promotion to Commissioner of State Lands vetoed by Prime Minister Manning, deeming he was “unfairly treated. Persad-Kisson had applied for the vacant position in March, 2001. He was interviewed by the Public Service Commission, and had topped the interviews. He was also the most qualified and senior candidate for the job.However, the Prime Minister vetoed Persad-Kisson’s position without giving reasons. The person second in line got the job.Yesterday, the Appeal Court which comprised Chief Justice Ivor Archie, and Justices Margot Warner and Allan Mendonca, found Persad-Kisson was treated unfairly when he was bypassed for promotion, and that the PM was wrong to veto his promotion without telling him why. Ramjohn, the foreign affairs officer was represented by attorneys Dr Fenton Ramsahoye SC, and Anand Ramlogan.
Following the judgment Ramlogan, speaking to the media on the steps of the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain, called for the “removal of the power of veto.”
