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Invoking Ameen’s Fate: Fayyaz’s Provocative Stand on President Muizzu

MDP Chairperson Fayyaz Ismail said the public should respond to President Muizzu as they did to the Maldives' first President Mohamed Ameen if they are mistreated, describing it as a cautionary note. Authorities are investigating the individual who made the remarks at an MDP rally in Kulhudhuffushi.

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  • If people face mistreatment, they will have no choice but to resort to actions similar to those taken against Mohamed Ameen. What alternatives do they have?

    Fayyaz Ismail The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • A statement suggesting people might take actions against President Muizzu similar to those taken against Ameen Didi was made during an MDP rally. Kulhudhuffushi The Standard This remark was in reference to a statement made during an MDP rally in Kulhudhuffushi, suggesting that people might take similar actions against President Muizzu as they did against Ameen Didi.

    Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report

  • Authorities are investigating the individual who suggested replicating actions against Muizzu similar to those against Mohamed Ameen. The Standard Meanwhile, authorities are investigating the individual who suggested replicating actions against Muizzu similar to those against Mohamed Ameen.

    Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report

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