Guyanese Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo directly denied rumors about his health. He called claims of a prostate or throat cancer diagnosis completely false and politically driven. Jagdeo stated he is not ill and has no such medical condition. He linked the speculation to opposition groups trying to distract from government projects.
He referenced a specific online claim about an impersonator named Delip, firmly dismissing it. The Vice President noted these rumors gained traction after one of his lengthy weekly press conferences. He expressed worry about public misinformation causing unnecessary fear. Jagdeo emphasized his work schedule remains packed, playing a key role in supporting President Irfaan Ali's national development plans. He reaffirmed his total commitment to his duties and the administration's agenda.
He referenced a specific online claim about an impersonator named Delip, firmly dismissing it. The Vice President noted these rumors gained traction after one of his lengthy weekly press conferences. He expressed worry about public misinformation causing unnecessary fear. Jagdeo emphasized his work schedule remains packed, playing a key role in supporting President Irfaan Ali's national development plans. He reaffirmed his total commitment to his duties and the administration's agenda.
