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"A true patriot is not a slave who bows before the government; one must speak out against anything that threatens the nation's independence and sovereignty"

Former President Abdulla Yameen told a rally at Artificial Beach that a true patriot must speak out against actions threatening the Maldives' independence and sovereignty. He criticised President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and warned that those complicit in compromising sovereignty would face investigation and legal penalties.

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  1. Fri 13 Nov
    A special rally titled "Dhiveheenge Bin Dhiveheennah" was held. Artificial Beach Friday night only Raajje (English) During a special rally titled "Dhiveheenge Bin Dhiveheennah" held Friday night at Artificial Beach, former President Yameen highlighted a quote by the renowned American author Mark Twain.

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  • A true patriot is by no means a blind follower or a servant who kneels before the government. In reality, a patriot is one who loves their nation, upholds its core values, and treats the country with profound respect.

    Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom Raajje (English) Open the report (Raajje (English))

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"A true patriot is not a slave who bows before the government; one must speak out against anything that threatens the nation's independence and sovereignty"

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