PNC Dismisses State Minister Nihad’s Claims of Opposition-Driven Resort Terror Plots

The People’s National Congress (PNC) refuted claims by State Minister of Tourism, Mohamed, that the opposition MDP planned rallies at resorts in Malé Atoll, calling them a terrorist threat. During a meeting at PNC headquarters, the party denied the allegations, emphasizing that no responsible group would harm tourism. The PNC reaffirmed the government's commitment to safety and urged collective efforts to protect the Maldives' reputation. Nihad's statements led to his suspension, and the MDP demanded an investigation.

The People’s National Congress (PNC) refuted claims by State Minister of Tourism, Mohamed, that the opposition MDP planned rallies at resorts in Malé Atoll, calling them a terrorist threat. During a meeting at PNC headquarters, the party denied the allegations, emphasizing that no responsible group would harm tourism. The PNC reaffirmed the government's commitment to safety and urged collective efforts to protect the Maldives' reputation. Nihad's statements led to his suspension, and the MDP demanded an investigation.

The People’s National Congress (PNC) refuted claims by State Minister of Tourism, Mohamed, that the opposition MDP planned rallies at resorts in Malé Atoll, calling them a terrorist threat. During a meeting at PNC headquarters, the party denied the allegations, emphasizing that no responsible group would harm tourism. The PNC reaffirmed the government's commitment to safety and urged collective efforts to protect the Maldives' reputation. Nihad's statements led to his suspension, and the MDP demanded an investigation.

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