Murder Victim’s Father Calls for Stronger Protection for Victims
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- Sachida Nand, whose son Vimal Nand was allegedly murdered, submitted proposals to Fiji’s Justice, Law and Human Rights Committee.
- He called for tougher bail laws, stronger sentences and greater protection for victims.
Sachida Nand has taken his campaign for justice to Fiji’s Parliament after the alleged murder of his son, Sigatoka man Vimal Nand.
Nand made a submission to the Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights. He called for major changes to the criminal justice system, including stronger bail laws and tougher sentencing.
He also urged Parliament to improve protection for victims. His submission places the family’s demand for justice within a broader call to change how Fiji handles criminal cases and supports those affected by crime.
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