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President Muizzu warns opposition against “disruptive conduct” after election losses

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu accused elements of the opposition of disruptive conduct after local council elections in which the ruling People's National Congress won in Rasdhoo, Ukulhas and Thoddoo. He said his administration would cooperate with all councils regardless of affiliation and would publicly flag cases where councils or institutions obstruct service delivery.

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  • The ruling People's National Congress secured victories in local council elections in traditional opposition strongholds such as Rasdhoo, Ukulhas and Thoddoo. Rasdhoo, Ukulhas, Thoddoo The Standard Addressing supporters after the ruling People’s National Congress secured victories in traditional opposition strongholds such as Rasdhoo, Ukulhas, and Thoddoo, President Muizzu said some newly elected opposition figures had already begun “creating unrest” and using inappropriate rhetoric.

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  • President Muizzu addressed supporters after the local council election results. The Standard Addressing supporters after the ruling People’s National Congress secured victories in traditional opposition strongholds such as Rasdhoo, Ukulhas, and Thoddoo, President Muizzu said some newly elected opposition figures had already begun “creating unrest” and using inappropriate rhetoric.

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