Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle has denied any part in the government vehicle procurement scandal. He called the claims politically driven and meant to distract the public. Pringle said those accusing him should show proof and take responsibility for their statements.

He urged the government to launch an independent inquiry not just into the vehicle issue but also into the Public Works Department. Pringle suggested there could be broader problems that need investigation. He stressed that calls for his resignation are unfair without solid evidence.

Pringle’s statement comes as the controversy grows, drawing attention from all sides. He wants the truth to come out through proper investigation rather than political games. His focus remains on accountability based on facts, not rumors or distractions.