
India-Maldives Row: The objectionable remarks made on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indian citizens may now increase the problems of Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu. Taking advantage of this, the opposition is now busy removing President Mohammad Muizzu from power.
Parliamentary minority leader in Maldives Ali Azim on Monday called for a no-confidence motion against President Mohammed Muizzu. He has appealed for help in ousting President Muizzu from power.
Ali Azim said that we are dedicated to maintaining the stability of the country's foreign policy and preventing any neighboring country from being isolated. He asked his Democrat Party, are you ready to take all necessary steps to remove President Muizzu from power?
Ali Azim wrote on Social Media Are you ready to take all necessary steps to remove President Muizzu from power? Is the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) ready to bring a no-confidence motion?
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