The Maldivian newspaper told India to be ‘the biggest enemy’, ‘PM Modi anti-Muslim’

New Delhi: The relations between India and Maldives are becoming increasingly frustrated. The Maldives are doing one anti-India work post-war. In this episode, the anti-India remarks in the Maldives newspaper have created a political agitation. In the editorial of the newspaper, India has been described as the biggest enemy of the Maldives. Not only this, commenting on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the newspaper has described the prime minister as anti-Muslim.

In the editorial written in Dhivehi, the local language of Maldives, China has been termed as the new and best friend of the Maldives. This paper has created a storm in the Maldives politics on this article. At the same time, India has also strongly criticized this. The opposition of the Maldives has said that this comment against India has been printed in the mouthpiece of President Abdullah Yameen and it has been approved by the President’s Office before being published.

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Maldivian opposition party Maldives Democratic Party (MDP) believes that after this step of President Yameen, India should be alerted. MDP leader and former Maldives Foreign Minister Ahmed Naseem told the Times of India newspaper that such editorials are being written for the purpose of appeasing China, which is not in the interest of both the countries. He said that both countries have good interests only in good relations with India. It is also stated in the newspaper’s editorial that India and Sri Lanka are plotting to overthrow the Yemen government in the Maldives. The newspaper has also accused India of violating international law in Kashmir and Sri Lanka.

 

In fact, China is trying to use the Maldives in its favor to use the islands located in the Indian Ocean for its own benefit. The government of Maldives is preparing this kind of acts against China against India. Opposition leader and former President Mohammed Nasheed and Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, after publishing the editorial, has stood firm in favor of the Government while strongly opposing the government. He said that he strongly condemns this article, which displays India as the biggest enemy of the Maldives. He said that India has always been the best friend of the Maldives.

Let us say that in an effort to improve relations with foreigners, Prime Minister Narendra Modi constantly travels to different countries, but he has not yet traveled to the Maldives. India has only reminded the Prime Minister of his policy on this remark of the newspaper. Foreign Ministry spokesman Ravish Kumar said that India expects that the Maldives should be only sensitive to their concerns. After this, the Maldives signed the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with China and that too without the consent of the opposition. Not only this, the Malé government suspended three councilors for meeting Indian ambassador Akhilesh Sharma.

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