Motion on Investigating Solih-Era Agreements With India Stalled in Parliament

A motion to investigate three agreements signed with India during former President Solih's tenure (Hydrography Agreement, Uthuruthilafalhu Agreement, Dornier Aircraft agreement) has stalled in the Maldives Parliament. The Security Services Committee (241 Committee) formed a four-member subcommittee on 10 June, but it has not met for nearly three months. Some PNC MPs claim President Muizzu personally instructed the delay to avoid harming relations with India. The Muizzu administration has not acted on proposed actions except for repatriation of Indian troops, who were replaced with civilian contractors from Hindustan Aeronautics Company, keeping Indian personnel operating the aircraft.

A motion to investigate three agreements signed with India during former President Solih's tenure (Hydrography Agreement, Uthuruthilafalhu Agreement, Dornier Aircraft agreement) has stalled in the Maldives Parliament. The Security Services Committee (241 Committee) formed a four-member subcommittee on 10 June, but it has not met for nearly three months. Some PNC MPs claim President Muizzu personally instructed the delay to avoid harming relations with India. The Muizzu administration has not acted on proposed actions except for repatriation of Indian troops, who were replaced with civilian contractors from Hindustan Aeronautics Company, keeping Indian personnel operating the aircraft.

A motion to investigate three agreements signed with India during former President Solih's tenure (Hydrography Agreement, Uthuruthilafalhu Agreement, Dornier Aircraft agreement) has stalled in the Maldives Parliament. The Security Services Committee (241 Committee) formed a four-member subcommittee on 10 June, but it has not met for nearly three months. Some PNC MPs claim President Muizzu personally instructed the delay to avoid harming relations with India. The Muizzu administration has not acted on proposed actions except for repatriation of Indian troops, who were replaced with civilian contractors from Hindustan Aeronautics Company, keeping Indian personnel operating the aircraft.

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