President of the Maldives Mohamed Moizo
male: Maldives President Mohamed Moiizo has denied any “India exit” agenda, saying the presence of foreign troops in his country poses a “serious problem” for the island nation. Mwiso, who arrived in America to attend the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly, made the comment in response to a question on the Dean’s Leadership Series program at Princeton University.
“Not against any country”
“We were never against any country at any time,” he was quoted as saying by Maldivian news website Aadhaadhoo.com. This does not mean excluding India (outside India). The people of Maldives were facing a serious problem due to the presence of foreign forces in their country. “The people of the Maldives do not want even a single foreign soldier to remain in the country,” Moiso said.
“I can’t stand the insult”
The Maldivian President also said that he had taken action against deputy ministers for insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media. He was quoted in the news as saying: “No one should say such a thing.” I have taken action against her. I will not tolerate this kind of insult to anyone, whether a leader or an ordinary man. “Everyone has their own reputation.”
Relationships became tense
It is noteworthy that relations between India and the Maldives have become tense since November last year, when Moiso, who is leaning toward China, assumed the position of President of the Maldives. Moiso had asked India to withdraw Indian army personnel. Subsequently, India withdrew its military personnel by May 10.
Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Lakshadweep
Let us also mention here that after Modi’s visit to Lakshadweep, the Deputy Ministers of Maldives criticized the Indian Prime Minister for his post on social media platform ‘X’. In his opinion, this was an attempt to present the Union Territory of Lakshadweep as an alternative tourist destination to the Maldives. Prime Minister Modi was in Lakshadweep on January 2 and 3 to inaugurate several projects. (language)
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