Minister of Home Affairs, Ronald Gajraj Related Links: 'wrong man' death Letters Menu Archival Menu Gajraj admits meeting controversial figures, denies other connection December 21, 2003 Gajraj: Killing squad offer mere allegation January 10, 2004 Minister Gajraj denies knowledge of alleged 'phantom gang' killings January 10, 2004 Minister Gajraj talks to BBC Caribbean Report January 15, 2004 President, Corbin face off on the Gajraj issue April 9, 2004 Gajraj goes ballistic over death squad allegations April 16, 2004 Ramsammy hails Gajraj death squad rebuttal Crime, national security top Govt. priorities this year Guyana 'hit squad' row offer Death squad allegations:Gajraj offers to go on leave to allow inquiry Gajraj asks President for 'impartial' probe of death squad claims A statement by the Hon. Ronald Gajraj, MP, Minister of Home Affairs Gajraj statement: Reactions guarded, approving Gajraj had requested inquiry last month May 11, 2004 President Jagdeo knew Gajraj wanted inquiry four weeks ago -government source May 11, 2004 Gajraj welcomes President's appointment of Commission of Inquiry May 16, 2004 Gajraj proceeds on leave July 3, 2004 Gajraj proceeds on leave July 3, 2004 On leave Gajraj not barred from visiting ministry - Luncheon July 8, 2004 Minister Gail Teixeira is Acting Minister of Home Affairs July 18, 2004 If you do not see the 'Guyana: Land of Six Peoples' drop-down menu on the left then please click here to enter through the front door which will give you additional options and information.