India-Maldives Relations: Due to the current dispute between India and Maldives, relations between the two countries have deteriorated. Three Maldivian ministers had given controversial statements on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Lakshadweep post, after which the Indian government had officially complained to the Maldivian government, now all three ministers have been dismissed. However, meanwhile, speaking to India Today, Maldivian women’s rights activist Safaath Ahmed Zaheer reacted to the derogatory remarks made by the country’s ministers against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Maldivian women’s rights activist Safaath Ahmed Zaheer told India Today on Sunday (January 7) that on behalf of our government officials, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi And these derogatory comments towards India are really very shameful for us. This is not only irresponsible, but also barbaric. This does not match the professional tone.
Attempt to spoil India-Maldives relations
Women’s rights activist Safath Ahmed Zaheer pointed to the sacked ministers and said that a small group of individuals were trying to spoil our long-standing cordial relations. He further said, “Maldives and India have been friends, partners and allies for almost 60 years since 1965. Maldives-India have a deep friendship based on mutual respect and mutual benefit. Maintaining our relationship is clearly important for prosperity. Is.”
Mariam Shiuna, Deputy Minister of Youth Empowerment in Maldives, had called PM Modi a clown and a puppet of Israel on Twitter after the Prime Minister posted pictures of his visit to Lakshadweep and presented the island as a tourist destination. However, seeing the controversy increasing, the minister deleted the post.
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