Businessman Azruddin Mohamed has said that his political party’s symbol is a leopard, not a jaguar.
Following a Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) decision to block Mohamed from using the jaguar as his party symbol, he was quoted in other sections of the media as stating that it is a leopard.
“… if you Google the image, it’s not a jaguar. It’s another species of a cat. It was a leopard,” he reportedly told Demerara Waves Online News.
However, in a video now shared widely on Facebook, Mohamed can be heard saying that the party symbol is a jaguar. It is unclear if the association between a leopard and Guyana; the jaguar, on the other hand, is Guyana’s national animal. It is expected that the businessman and GECOM will engage on the matter.
GECOM rules against use of jaguar by Mohamed’s party
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