Jail space

Donald Singh, Lautoka

I wonder loudly if there's enough space in jail for the tens of thousands of people who apparently received their cards through deceit and emptied hardware and homeware stores almost Fiji-wide.

Multiple individuals from single households, undeserving and unaffected households and the opportunists all must be brought before the law.

If they can blatantly lie and steal taxpayers' money, they definitely cannot pay the $20,000 fines.

Jails are already full to the brim.

It pains me looking at the crowds (Shirley Park cannot be described in words), some driving expensive vehicles to the venue. One guy actually parked his Corolla in a parking lot with more than half the car still on the driving lane (he got off and actually ran to the queues), as I walked past during a morning fat burning project.

The times are not desperate as politicians are putting it to get votes.

The people have lost all shame. That's it. They say the “honest” ones returned their cards! Honest? Why then did they get it in the first place?

I would like to see if the people actually get punished.

While special events are unfolding this year the world over, our people are grossly involved in daylight robbery.