Fayyaz Slams Civil Service Dress Code Revision, Warns of Growing Authoritarianism

Former MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail criticized the Muizzu administration's new civil service dress code, calling it an attempt to exert control and impose dictatorial rule. In a post on X, he argued that the rules aim to control every aspect of personal life and rob citizens of constitutional freedoms. The Civil Service Commission (CSC) introduced detailed dress requirements for female and male staff, including longer dresses, covered necklines, and specific sleeve lengths for women, and long trousers, shirts, and ties for men. Fayyaz warned of growing authoritarianism and stressed the importance of personal freedoms.

Former MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail criticized the Muizzu administration's new civil service dress code, calling it an attempt to exert control and impose dictatorial rule. In a post on X, he argued that the rules aim to control every aspect of personal life and rob citizens of constitutional freedoms. The Civil Service Commission (CSC) introduced detailed dress requirements for female and male staff, including longer dresses, covered necklines, and specific sleeve lengths for women, and long trousers, shirts, and ties for men. Fayyaz warned of growing authoritarianism and stressed the importance of personal freedoms.

Former MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail criticized the Muizzu administration's new civil service dress code, calling it an attempt to exert control and impose dictatorial rule. In a post on X, he argued that the rules aim to control every aspect of personal life and rob citizens of constitutional freedoms. The Civil Service Commission (CSC) introduced detailed dress requirements for female and male staff, including longer dresses, covered necklines, and specific sleeve lengths for women, and long trousers, shirts, and ties for men. Fayyaz warned of growing authoritarianism and stressed the importance of personal freedoms.

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