Affaire ASERGATE : Le Mouvement « Sunu 37 Milliards » exige la traque d'El Hadji Talla Diop et de ses "complices"
The scandal surrounding the Senegalese Rural Electrification Agency (ASER), commonly known as "ASERGATE," has taken a new turn. In a statement received by Seneweb this Thursday, the Sunu 37 Billion Movement strongly reacted to developments in this case, which concerns the fate of 37 billion CFA francs, a sum initially intended for the electrification of over a thousand Senegalese villages. The group directly accuses the use of false receipts and demands large-scale legal action.
The turning point in the case: the introduction of forged documents
According to the movement, the case escalated from a simple dispute between partners to a serious criminal proceeding following the intervention of a man, Mr. El Hadji Talla Diop. It was at this precise moment that receipts from the Directorate General of Taxes and State Property (DGID) and the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (ARCOP) appeared, which the relevant administrations deemed "forged documents."
For the Sunu 37 Billion Movement, it is impossible that such an operation could be the work of a lone individual. The organization maintains that the fabrication and introduction of alleged false receipts into such a sensitive case necessarily raises questions about the possible existence of a network of complicity that contributed, directly or indirectly, to the production, circulation, and exploitation of these disputed documents.
Villages without electricity and missing funds
The movement denounces the devastating impact of the use of these disputed documents, which have become the basis for legal actions that have profoundly altered the balance of power between the parties. "This situation has unfortunately fostered a context in which public funds estimated at nearly 37 billion CFA francs have disappeared, while the rural electrification project has been abruptly halted, depriving hundreds of villages of access to electricity," the group laments.
Given the seriousness of the situation, the Sunu 37 Billion Movement is demanding the continuation of the investigations already conducted by the investigating judge. This time, the group is requesting that the investigations be specifically focused on identifying all perpetrators, co-perpetrators, and potential accomplices involved in the creation, introduction, and use of the alleged false receipts.
In this same vein, the organization is also requesting that the State's legal representative, who has taken charge of the case at the Financial Judicial Pool (PJF), broaden the prosecution to include Mr. El Hadji Talla Diop and his accomplices. The objective is to shed full light on the responsibilities of the various parties involved in making these documents the starting point for a procedure with major repercussions.
"The Senegalese people have a right to the truth," the group reminds us.
The statement concludes with a solemn appeal for total transparency, without leniency or special consideration. For the group, it is imperative that all responsibilities be established so that this scandal does not remain a mere case of falsified documents, but finally allows for an answer to the essential question on the minds of the Senegalese people: "What happened to the 37 billion CFA francs intended to provide electricity to the villages of Senegal?"
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