President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed his sole accountability to the Maldivian people and vowed that justice will be maintained amid youth-led protests in Malé over the case of 21-year-old Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed. He announced a special commission to investigate the matter alongside the Maldives Police Service, while Police Commissioner Ali Shujau resigned and was replaced by an acting police chief.
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The President’s remarks come in the wake of sustained youth-led protests in Malé, sparked by the tragic incident involving 21-year-old Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed.
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The President’s remarks come in the wake of sustained youth-led protests in Malé, sparked by the tragic incident involving 21-year-old Hawwa Yumnu Rasheed.
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Police Commissioner Ali Shujau tendered his resignation following the protests, one of the key demands of the demonstrators.
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Deputy Commissioner Ismail Naveen has been appointed as acting police chief.
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President Muizzu announced the formation of a special commission to investigate the matter, working in tandem with the Maldives Police Service.
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Speaking at Velana International Airport prior to his departure for an official visit to Malaysia, President Muizzu emphasized his administration’s unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law.
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