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Ex-President Yameen Reignites ‘India Out’ Campaign, Accuses Government of Cowardice
Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom has revived the 'India Out' campaign at a People's National Front gathering, accusing senior officials of cowardice in dealings with India and demanding transparency on the presence of Indian military personnel. The Maldives Correctional Service announced a review of the leniency granted to Yameen, citing repeated violations of his agreement with the correctional authority.
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Ex-President Yameen Reignites ‘India Out’ Campaign, Accuses Government of Cowardice
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Yameen spoke at a political gathering to drum up support for PNF's parliamentary candidates, criticising senior officials of the incumbent administration.Maldives RepublicDuring a political gathering to drum up support for PNF's parliamentary candidates, Yameen spared no criticism of senior officials within the incumbent administration
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The Maldives Correctional Service announced a review of the leniency previously granted to former President Yameen, citing repeated violations of his agreement with the correctional authority.Maldives Republicthe Maldives Correctional Service (MCS) has announced a review of the leniency previously granted to the former president, citing repeated violations of the agreement between Yameen and the correctional authority.
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