Guyana Opposition Leader granted bail on gun, ammo, justice perversion charges

Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and two employees were granted bail of GY$750,000 each on charges of illegal possession of a .32 pistol, three matching rounds, and attempting to pervert the course of justice. The charges stem from an ongoing legal matter, and the bail decision is a procedural development. This is notable for its political implications in Guyana, as it involves a senior opposition figure.