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Mohammad Muizzu, who returned from China, again showed his attitude, asked India to withdraw the army by March 15

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Mohammad Muizzu, who returned from China, again showed his attitude, asked India to withdraw the army by March 15

India-Maldives Row: Relations between Maldives and India are continuously increasing. Meanwhile, Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu once again raised the slogan of ‘India Out’ on Sunday (January 14). According to the news of news agency PTI, Mohammad Muizzu has again reiterated the demand for India to withdraw its military forces from Maldives. He has given the date till 15th March. Earlier, Maldives had demanded removal of Indian troops two months ago. If government figures are to be believed, there are 88 Indian soldiers in Maldives. President Mohammad Muizzu, who returned home…

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Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu said – ‘We are small, but this is not a license to threaten us’

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Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu said – ‘We are small, but this is not a license to threaten us’

India-Maldives Row: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tension continues between India and Maldives after pictures of D.K.’s Lakshadweep tour were shared on social media. In such a situation, the latest statement of Maldives President Mohammad Muizzoo has come, in which he has indirectly taken a dig at India. According to the report of Hindustan Times, President Muizzu has returned to Maldives after completing his 5-day visit to China. He said during the press conference that we may be small but that does not give them license to threaten us. Maldives leaders…

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Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu China Visit Meet Xi Jinping Amid Row With India Sign 20 MoUs

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Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu China Visit Meet Xi Jinping Amid Row With India Sign 20 MoUs

Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu China Visit: Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu completed his first visit to China amid diplomatic dispute with India. Beijing on Thursday (January 11) said it firmly opposes external interference in the internal affairs of the Maldives and supports the island nation in upholding its sovereignty and independence. “Both sides agree to continue to firmly support each other to safeguard their core interests,” a joint statement issued after Muizzu’s talks with top Chinese leaders said. Opposition to external interference in the internal affairs of Maldives Without mentioning any…

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India Maldives Row Pakistani Journalists Got Angry At PM Modi Derogatory Remarks By Maldivian Ministers

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India Maldives Row Pakistani Journalists Got Angry At PM Modi Derogatory Remarks By Maldivian Ministers

Pakistan on India Maldives Row: Maldivian leaders and many ministers became worried after some pictures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Lakshadweep were shared on social media. On the pretext of these pictures, he made derogatory and controversial comments on PM Modi and against India. Since then, bitterness has increased in the relations between the two countries and the matter has reached the level of summoning the High Commissioner of Maldives in New Delhi. Even India’s enemy neighboring country Pakistan does not agree with such statements of Maldivian…

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Mariyam Shiuna Malsha Hassan Zihan Zahid Rameez Maldivian Leaders Who Made Derogatory Remarks On PM Modi

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Mariyam Shiuna Malsha Hassan Zihan Zahid Rameez Maldivian Leaders Who Made Derogatory Remarks On PM Modi

Maldives Leaders Remarks Row: Prime Minister to promote Lakshadweep as a tourist destination Narendra Modi A major controversy has erupted when some leaders, including Maldivian Minister Mariam Shiuna and leader Zahid Rameez, made derogatory remarks while making fun of the effort. Many Indians and celebrities on social media have called for boycotting Maldives. On Sunday (January 7), the Maldives government distanced itself from the derogatory comments made by the leaders and said that their views are personal and do not represent the views of the government. The Maldives government said…

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