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Sarangu Adam Manik backs Jaleel, says only government-aligned mayor can unlock development

Former Malé City Mayor Sarangu Adam Manik endorsed ruling party mayoral candidate Moosa Ali Jaleel ahead of the local council elections scheduled for April 4, arguing that development in the capital depends on alignment with the central government. Manik said housing shortages and road expansion can only be delivered by the national government and warned that a candidate outside the governing framework risks prolonging stagnation.

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  • These are major undertakings that only the central government has the capacity to deliver

    Sarangu Adam Manik The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • We should not remain in constant conflict. The real opportunity lies with Moosa Ali Jaleel. A vote for him is a vote for the betterment of Malé

    Sarangu Adam Manik The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

  • Once a goal is set, he will remain focused. If he follows the manifesto without deviation, the results will be positive

    Sarangu Adam Manik The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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  • Sarangu Adam Manik announced his support for mayoral candidate Moosa Ali Jaleel following a meeting with him The Standard Manik announced his support following a meeting with Jaleel, who is contesting the Malé mayoral seat under the People's National Congress (PNC) in the local council elections scheduled for April 4.

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