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Once-receding India Out Campaign is Gaining Traction in Maldives & It Has a Lakshadweep Link

Once-receding ‘India Out’ Campaign is Gaining Traction in Maldives & It Has a Lakshadweep Link News18 2 hours ago N Sathiya Moorthy © Provided by News18 Once-receding ‘India Out’ Campaign is Gaining Traction in Maldives & It Has a Lakshadweep Link After two issues in a row surfaced, the once-receding ‘India Out’ campaign has started gaining new traction in Maldives, to the embarrassment of President Mohamed Solih, the ruling Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), and others in the country who wanted further momentum in the bilateral ties between India and Maldives. The ‘Lakshadweep row’, which is considered to be a domestic issue in India, and New Delhi’s premature media alert on the opening of a consulate at Addu City in the sensitive south, have both pushed the targeted bomb-attack on Speaker Mohammed Nasheed out from the limelight.

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Suspects in attack on ex-Maldives Prez test Covid positive

Suspects in attack on ex-Maldives Prez test Covid positive IANS 3 hours ago © IANS Suspects in attack on ex-Maldives Prez test Covid positive Male, May 24 (IANS) Four suspects who have been arrested in connection to an attack on former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed, have tested positive for Covid-19, Home Minister Imran Abdulla said on Monday. Responding to a question by MP Ahmed Saleem during a ministerial session here earlier in the day, Abdulla said: Due to the pandemic, all four men arrested have tested positive. And a large number of officers in the team have tested positive. Abdulla said that he was satisfied with the progress of the investigations, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, reports Xinhua news agency.

Former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed injured in explosion outside his home

The Maldives’ first president Mohamed Nasheed has been injured in an explosion outside his home and taken to hospital in Male. The 53-year-old, who is the current parliament speaker and from 2008 to 2012 was the country’s first democratically elected president, was being treated for non-life threatening injuries, Home Minister Imran Abdulla told a local media outlet. President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih called the blast an attack on the country’s democracy and economy. Mohamed Nasheed has championed global efforts to fight climate change, particularly warning that rising seas caused by global warming threaten the low-lying islands of the Indian Ocean (Manish Swarup/AP)

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