Former Attorney General Aishath Azima Shakoor called a Civil Court order requiring her to repay more than MVR 4 million to Maldives Islamic Bank a 'personal attack', saying it was issued in her absence and learned through the media. The ruling keeps her Hulhumalé apartment and land as collateral until the debt is settled, and she said she would pursue an appeal while continuing her mayoral campaign.
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I have suffered two personal attacks today
You cannot mess with me.
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Former Attorney General Aishath Azima Shakoor has countered the Civil Court’s order demanding the repayment of more than MVR 4 million to the Maldives Islamic Bank (MIB), characterising the decision as a personal attack.
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This, combined with the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, hindered her ability to repay the loan taken in 2016 for an apartment in Hulhumalé.
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