Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said the internal rift within the Maldivian Democratic Party that emerged after last Saturday's local council elections has been resolved, with leadership reaching consensus to work together. He was speaking at a rally in Hinnavaru amid tensions that included a petition to remove the party's interim chairperson.
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Addressing a rally in Hinnavaru on Friday night amid heightened internal tensions, Solih affirmed that the disputes have now been settled.
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Following the issues that arose two days ago, all of us in the leadership and senior positions have been engaged in discussions to find a resolution. I spent yesterday, last night, and today working on this. We have now successfully found …
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The situation escalated further when a petition endorsed by 55 members was submitted seeking the removal of the party’s interim chairperson, Abdul Ghafoor Moosa.
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Subsequently, a National Council meeting was scheduled for next Monday to deliberate on the matter.
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