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Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzus party secured a supermajority in Parliament by winning over 60 seats in Sundays crucial parliamentary election, seen as a litmus test for the pro-Beijing politician whose policies are being closely watched by both India and China amidst regional power dynamics.

The Opposition Maldivian Democratic Party, led by India-leaning former President Ibrahim Solih, managed to win just 15 seats in the 93-member House.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu's party secured a "supermajority" in Parliament by winning over 60 seats in Sunday's crucial parliamentary election, seen as a litmus test for the pro-Beijing politician whose policies are being closely watched by both India and China amidst regional power dynamics. World News | Maldivian President Muizzu Secures 'supermajority' in Parliamentary Polls: Media...

Male, Apr 22: Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu's party secured a "supermajority" in Parliament by winning over 60 seats in Sunday's crucial

Male: Maldivians on Sunday cast their ballots in a crucial parliamentary election, seen as a litmus test for President Mohamed Muizzu, whose policies are being closely watched by both India and China...

India is expected to maintain a measured approach amid concerns over Maldives President Mohamed Muizzus strengthened position following his partys massive parliamentary victory. The Peoples National Congress (PNC) secured a two-thirds majority in the recent elections, potentially allowing Muizzu to push policies through parliament. New Delhi, observing Males growing ties with Beijing since Muizzu took office, will likely proceed cautiously. The Maldives holds strategic importance for India in th...

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