Zambia Reports May Be Shut Down Permanently, Dr. Rajan Mahtani Takes Action!
Dr. Rajan Mahtani takes legal action, where Clare Locke LLP, lawyers for Dr. Mahtani have served a letter to the Executive President of GoDaddy in respect of the laws which were violated by the website- Zambia Reports and requested to terminate the hosting service of the infamous new portal.
Zambia, August 11, 2015 (Newswire.com) - The series of conspiracies against the former Finance Bank Chairman, Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani has increased over the past few years. With massive contributions coming from Zambia Reports, it was expected that Dr. Mahtani would sooner or later take a step to curb this hideous conspiracy. On July 21 2015, Clare Locke LLP wrote a letter to GoDaddy, who hosts the website Zambia Reports, to discontinue the hosting service of the aforesaid website as it was continuously involved in character assassination and law violation.
The news has managed to grab the attention of numerous other news portals as well people in Africa as it will be the first time that the people will witness a website’s shut down due to misuse of the liberty which was offered to it.
Mr. Sanyango, a web host expert suggests, “Zambia Reports has been violating the law for quite a time now. It has not only managed to publish defamatory news against Dr. Rajan Mahtani, but has also ignored the provisions under the European Law, UK Law and the US Law. The penalty can result into permanent shutdown of the website.”
Clare Locke LLP is representing Dr. Rajan Mahtani in this case as they stand as his lawyers. The incident has made it clear that no person is above the law and the conspirators will soon have their wings cut off.
About Dr. Rajan Mahtani
Website: http://drmahtani.com
Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani is the former chairman of Finance Bank Zambia. Over the years, he has been surrounded with conspiracies because the conspirators are jealous of the attention which receives in Zambia. This is why they make imaginative stories and claims through Zambia Reports. However, with a petition to GoDaddy the scope for exploitation looks sealed in the near future.