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Critics Accuse Police of Promoting Muizzu Government Narrative in ‘Binveriya’ Fraud Case
Critics accused the Maldives Police Service of echoing the Muizzu government's narrative in the 'Binveriya' land fraud case after an Assistant Commissioner of Police said those questioned claimed documents were issued by the previous government. The case is being jointly investigated by police and the Anti-Corruption Commission, with HDC board members suspended and a fire having destroyed documents in three ministries.
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Critics Accuse Police of Promoting Muizzu Government Narrative in ‘Binveriya’ Fraud Case
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A fire destroyed critical documents in three government ministries, including the Ministry of Housinglast weekMaldives Republica fire last week that destroyed critical documents in three government ministries, including the Ministry of Housing, further fuelling suspicions about a possible cover-up.
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All HDC board members except Chairman Ahmed Naasif were suspendedMaldives Republicwhich led to the suspension of all HDC board members except Chairman Ahmed Naasif.
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The Maldives Police Service and the Anti-Corruption Commission began a joint investigation into the caseMaldives RepublicThe case is being jointly investigated by the Maldives Police Service and the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), but the ACC has yet to comment on its findings.
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