Nazil Accuses Muizzu Government of Breaking Promises, Predicts Collapse

Minority Leader Ibrahim Nazil accused President Muizzu's government of breaking several key promises, predicting the administration will soon collapse. At an opposition rally, Nazil cited the dismissal of over 100 Fenaka Corporation employees in Addu City, a reduction in the fish buying price, failure to provide housing in Malé, inability to stabilize the currency (dollar at MVR 18.40 or higher), and failure to remove Indian military personnel operating helicopters and a Dornier aircraft. Nazil declared that the government will fall. The government denied the allegations, maintaining commitment to promises.

Minority Leader Ibrahim Nazil accused President Muizzu's government of breaking several key promises, predicting the administration will soon collapse. At an opposition rally, Nazil cited the dismissal of over 100 Fenaka Corporation employees in Addu City, a reduction in the fish buying price, failure to provide housing in Malé, inability to stabilize the currency (dollar at MVR 18.40 or higher), and failure to remove Indian military personnel operating helicopters and a Dornier aircraft. Nazil declared that the government will fall. The government denied the allegations, maintaining commitment to promises.

Minority Leader Ibrahim Nazil accused President Muizzu's government of breaking several key promises, predicting the administration will soon collapse. At an opposition rally, Nazil cited the dismissal of over 100 Fenaka Corporation employees in Addu City, a reduction in the fish buying price, failure to provide housing in Malé, inability to stabilize the currency (dollar at MVR 18.40 or higher), and failure to remove Indian military personnel operating helicopters and a Dornier aircraft. Nazil declared that the government will fall. The government denied the allegations, maintaining commitment to promises.

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