India’s Alleged Role in Maldivian Plot Exposed

Aakhir Tak – In Shorts

1. Maldivian opposition plotted to impeach President Muizzu.
2. Plan involved bribing 40 MPs and enlisting criminal gangs.
3. $6M funding was allegedly sought from India.
4. Report reveals the plan did not materialize.
5. India has denied involvement in the alleged conspiracy.

Aakhir Tak – In Depth

The Unveiling of the Plot

A report by The Washington Post has revealed that Maldivian opposition leaders planned to impeach President Mohamed Muizzu. The strategy, detailed in a document named ‘Democratic Renewal Initiative,’ proposed bribing 40 MPs, including members of Muizzu’s party, and collaborating with criminal gangs.

India’s Alleged Involvement

The opposition reportedly aimed to secure million from India to fund the operation. However, the plan did not gain sufficient support in parliament, as per unnamed officials. India’s Ministry of External Affairs has not commented yet, and former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed firmly stated that India would not support such a move.

India-Maldives Relations

India-Maldives relations have seen twists, especially under Muizzu’s “India Out” agenda. However, during Muizzu’s recent visit to India, efforts were made to rebuild bilateral ties, marking a reset with the signing of a currency swap agreement for economic support.

Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember

1. Maldivian opposition plotted Muizzu’s impeachment.
2. Allegations suggest $6M funding sought from India.
3. The conspiracy was exposed but failed to succeed.
4. India has denied involvement in the matter.

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