Prensa Latina Islamic Organization leader Haji Fazeel Feroze took part in a service of mourning at Mohamed's home, from where he called upon all the Guyanese people to desist from any violent response to the massacre.
"Muslims, Hindis, Christians, Africans, Indians Indian-Americans, we are all of them," he said, "and taking justice into our own hands will revive the flames of racial discord."
The Commission of Ethnic Relations advocated for a national debate to face the increasing tension in the nation.
Guayana's ethnic conflict is chiefly between the community of Indian-born workers who immigrated in the 19th Century and which supports President Jagdeo, and groups of African-origin.
"Muslims, Hindis, Christians, Africans, Indians Indian-Americans, we are all of them," he said, "and taking justice into our own hands will revive the flames of racial discord."
The Commission of Ethnic Relations advocated for a national debate to face the increasing tension in the nation.
Guayana's ethnic conflict is chiefly between the community of Indian-born workers who immigrated in the 19th Century and which supports President Jagdeo, and groups of African-origin.
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