Muizzu Denies Yameen’s Allegations, Expresses Shock Over Claims of Collusion With Adheeb

President Mohamed Muizzu denied allegations by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom of collusion with convicted former Vice President Ahmed Adheeb Abdul Ghafoor. The allegations were made at rallies by the People's National Front (PNF), a breakaway faction of the Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) established by Yameen. In an interview with Sangu TV, Muizzu expressed shock and firmly denied spying on anyone or receiving funds from Adheeb. He stated that his only interactions with Adheeb were during cabinet meetings when he served as Housing Minister under Yameen. Muizzu also claimed he had pleaded with former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to drop charges against Yameen and that Yameen's freedom resulted from not exerting undue influence on the judiciary. Muizzu emphasized his respect for Yameen.

President Mohamed Muizzu denied allegations by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom of collusion with convicted former Vice President Ahmed Adheeb Abdul Ghafoor. The allegations were made at rallies by the People's National Front (PNF), a breakaway faction of the Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) established by Yameen. In an interview with Sangu TV, Muizzu expressed shock and firmly denied spying on anyone or receiving funds from Adheeb. He stated that his only interactions with Adheeb were during cabinet meetings when he served as Housing Minister under Yameen. Muizzu also claimed he had pleaded with former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to drop charges against Yameen and that Yameen's freedom resulted from not exerting undue influence on the judiciary. Muizzu emphasized his respect for Yameen.

President Mohamed Muizzu denied allegations by former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom of collusion with convicted former Vice President Ahmed Adheeb Abdul Ghafoor. The allegations were made at rallies by the People's National Front (PNF), a breakaway faction of the Progressive Party of Maldives (PPM) established by Yameen. In an interview with Sangu TV, Muizzu expressed shock and firmly denied spying on anyone or receiving funds from Adheeb. He stated that his only interactions with Adheeb were during cabinet meetings when he served as Housing Minister under Yameen. Muizzu also claimed he had pleaded with former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to drop charges against Yameen and that Yameen's freedom resulted from not exerting undue influence on the judiciary. Muizzu emphasized his respect for Yameen.

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