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PNF accused of disrupting rival political gatherings with loudspeaker abuse

The Elections Commission of Maldives issued a formal warning to the People's National Front (PNF) over alleged breaches of the Political Parties Act at its recent political gatherings, including street meetings, obstruction of rival parties' meetings and loudspeaker abuse near the People's National Congress headquarters in the Artificial Beach area. The Commission advised PNF to cease such conduct, invited it for discussions — which it declined to attend — and warned that continuation would lead to legal action.

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  1. Mon 4 May
    The Elections Commission of Maldives issued a formal warning to the People's National Front over repeated violations tied to its recent pol… on Monday only The Standard In a statement released Monday, the Commission said it had received information that PNF has been conducting a series of activities that breach provisions of the Political Parties Act.

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  • The People's National Front declined to attend discussions with the Commission it had been invited to. The Standard PNF has been formally advised to cease such conduct and was invited for discussions with the Commission, but declined to attend.

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