Mohamed Muizzu alleged corruption: The China-loving and India-hating Maldives president is in trouble.
The China-loving and India-hating Maldivian president is in trouble. A leaked report has accused Mohamed Muizzu of corruption. The opposition has raised an uproar over this issue. There have been demands for an inquiry and impeachment in this matter. However, Mohamed Muizzu has denied the allegations.
Majlis elections will be held on Sunday. Even before that, a hostile environment has been created in Maldives. The conflict is between the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) and Muizzou’s People’s National Congress (PNC). It remains to be seen how the allegations leveled against Mohamed Muizzu in the report will have an impact on the election.
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The report was leaked on social media platform X from the handle ‘Hassan Kurusee’ used by an unknown person. In this, some documents of the Financial Intelligence Unit of Maldives and the Maldives Police Service were brought to light. From these documents, it was clear that Mohamed Muizzu’s hands were involved in corruption.
These are the reports of 2018. Irregularities have been detected in money transfer related to Mohamed Muizzu’s bank account. An attempt was made to conceal the source of the funds. Moreover, it has been said in the media website (mvrepublic.com) in Maldives that his relationship with some corrupt people was seen.
There has been an uproar after the allegations of corruption. Reactions poured in from social media. The opposition has demanded an inquiry into the matter. Former Vice President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu demanded to resign from the post. By Mohammad Jameel Ahmed. He also said that there should be transparency and accountability in the governance of the government.
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