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Parliament Committee Holds Closed-Door Hearing on Indian Military Intrusion Into Maldivian Waters
The Parliament Committee on National Security Services (241 Committee) held a confidential meeting to probe the intrusion of Indian military personnel into the Maldives' Exclusive Economic Zone, summoning Defence Minister Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon. The incident began on 31 January with the boarding of three Maldivian fishing boats by armed Indian Coastguard officers, and the Defence Ministry said the boardings were conducted without governmental consent and constituted a breach of international maritime law.
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What happened
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Wed 31 JanThree Maldivian fishing boats — Asurumaa-3, Maahoara-3, and Neru-7 — were boarded by armed officers from the Indian Coastguard.31 Januaryonly Maldives RepublicThis incident, which initially unfolded on 31 January, involved the boarding of three Maldivian fishing boats, namely Asurumaa-3, Maahoara-3, and Neru-7, by armed officers from the Indian Coastguard.
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Thu 1 FebMaahoara-3 experienced a second boarding by a different Indian Coastguard ship.1 Februaryonly Maldives Republicwith Maahoara-3 experiencing a second boarding by a different Indian Coastguard ship on 1 February.
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Tue 20 FebFisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam, during a parliamentary inquiry, admitted to being unaware of the reasons behind the armed intrusion.Tuesdayonly Maldives RepublicnewestOn Tuesday, Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam during a parliamentary inquiry admitted to being unaware of the reasons behind the armed intrusion, sparking a debate on national security and sovereignty.
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How the reporting differs
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Parliament Committee Holds Closed-Door Hearing on Indian Military Intrusion Into Maldivian Waters
