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Qasim: No sincere Maldivian would oppose unified elections
Qasim Ibrahim, the Maamigili MP and Jumhooree Party leader, is intensifying calls for presidential and parliamentary elections to be held on the same day, describing the proposed constitutional amendment as long-overdue reform that would cut costs, improve stability and reduce corruption opportunities. His position aligns with the ruling People's National Congress and President Dr Mohamed Muizzu ahead of a referendum scheduled alongside local council elections on April 4.
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Sat 4 AprA referendum is scheduled alongside local council elections where voters are expected to decide on the constitutional change.April 4only The Standardthe proposal is gaining momentum ahead of the upcoming referendum scheduled alongside local council elections on April 4, where voters are expected to decide on the constitutional change.
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Qasim: No sincere Maldivian would oppose unified elections
