The kidnapping of Khan, seemingly done with the collusion of Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago, should have been a matter of urgent business before the meeting of Heads of Governments presently taking place, a meeting that incidentally our President did not attend because he has to campaign for re-election.
Guyana 's President should have been at that meeting to roast the balls of Trinidad and Suriname for the actions they took in relation to Khan.
If the government is disowning Roger Khan as a child of Guyana it should come out and say so outright.
If the position of the PPP Government is that it wants nothing to do with Khan, it should at least have the courage to step forward and say to the Americans, the Trinidadians and the Surinamese that they could do whatever they want with him.
In short, if they have disowned Khan as a citizen of Guyana they should state so but so long as they have not done this they have an obligation to offer specific but limited assistance to him, the same as they would afford to any other national.
But to behave as if they are unconscious does nothing for this country or for the rights of all Guyanese. The government should awaken out of its self-induced coma and act in a responsible and professional way.