Nearly 40% of Forms Submitted for Formation of PNF Incomplete: EC

The Elections Commission (EC) of Maldives reported that nearly 40% of forms submitted for the formation of the People's National Front (PNF) fronted by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom are incomplete. EC Vice-President Ismail Habeeb stated that out of 3,370 forms, 1,313 were incomplete and sent back for completion, 1,976 were valid, and 81 were unverified. The EC granted PNF permission to proceed with registration formalities on 29 November last year. Once forms are completed and validated, the party will be registered within a week. Yameen previously led the People's National Congress (PNC) but left after his relationship with President Mohamed Muizzu deteriorated.

The Elections Commission (EC) of Maldives reported that nearly 40% of forms submitted for the formation of the People's National Front (PNF) fronted by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom are incomplete. EC Vice-President Ismail Habeeb stated that out of 3,370 forms, 1,313 were incomplete and sent back for completion, 1,976 were valid, and 81 were unverified. The EC granted PNF permission to proceed with registration formalities on 29 November last year. Once forms are completed and validated, the party will be registered within a week. Yameen previously led the People's National Congress (PNC) but left after his relationship with President Mohamed Muizzu deteriorated.

The Elections Commission (EC) of Maldives reported that nearly 40% of forms submitted for the formation of the People's National Front (PNF) fronted by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom are incomplete. EC Vice-President Ismail Habeeb stated that out of 3,370 forms, 1,313 were incomplete and sent back for completion, 1,976 were valid, and 81 were unverified. The EC granted PNF permission to proceed with registration formalities on 29 November last year. Once forms are completed and validated, the party will be registered within a week. Yameen previously led the People's National Congress (PNC) but left after his relationship with President Mohamed Muizzu deteriorated.

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