Government spokesperson Heena Waleed said 51 Indian soldiers have left the Maldives so far, with the final withdrawal set for May 10, though the government has not disclosed the total number of troops initially deployed. Opposition and government figures on troop numbers remain inconsistent, making the withdrawal a focus of political contention.
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51 Indian soldiers have left the country so far, with the final withdrawal set for May 10
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Government spokesperson Heena Waleed stated at a recent press conference that 51 Indian soldiers have left the country so far, with the final withdrawal set for May 10.
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While some government documents cite 77 to 89 personnel, while in opposition, they speculated the numbers could be in the thousands.
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Government spokesperson Heena Waleed stated at a recent press conference that 51 Indian soldiers have left the country so far, with the final withdrawal set for May 10.
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