Maldives President Requests Withdrawal of Indian Military Personnel
On 18th November, 2023, President of Maldives formally requested the Indian government to withdraw its military personnel, citing a strong mandate from the Maldivian people and expressing hope that India will honour their democratic will.
Key Points
- The request is based on the mandate received in the September Presidential Election, emphasizing the democratic will of the Maldivian people.
- The President raises concerns about Indian military personnel operating in Maldives for medical evacuation and counter-drug trafficking.
- Both governments agree to discuss workable solutions for continued cooperation, particularly using platforms for medical evacuation and counter-drug operations.
Historical Context of India-Maldives Relations
- Maldives, a tiny ....
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