FIFA has, for a second time, ordered the Football Association of Maldives to suspend its presidential elections, which were scheduled for 20 April, following the expiry of the nomination deadline. The move comes amid an ongoing Prosecutor General's Office case against FAM president Bassam Adeel Jaleel and disputes over candidate endorsements.
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FIFA and AFC had earlier blocked elections set for 30 January with FIFA ordering FAM to elect an electoral committee and appeal committee in accordance with association bylaws.
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following an investigation into the misappropriation of US$10,000 from funds provided to FAM by FIFA and the AFC.
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FIFA has, for a second time, ordered the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) to suspend its elections scheduled for 20 April.
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The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) of Maldives had, in January, charged Bassam Adeel Jaleel, the President of FAM, with embezzlement and money laundering
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were the only candidates who had filed nominations for the presidency when the deadline for nominations expired.
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