Maldives’ Foreign Affairs Minister Moosa Zameer has said that the remarks against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are ‘unacceptable’ and has also clarified that these remarks in no way reflect the official position of the Maldivian Government. He said that Maldives as a country remains committed to fostering a positive dialogue with all of its […] - Newsx
Maldivian Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer has condemned the derogatory remarks made by Maldivian ministers against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India on social media. Zameer stated that these remarks are unacceptable and do not reflect the Maldives government s official position. The Maldives remains committed to fostering a positive and constructive dialogue with all its partners, particularly its neighbours.
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Boycott Maldives started trending on several social media platforms on Sunday, with social media influencers and netizens joining an online campaign calling for a boycott of the Maldives and its tourist spots following certain disparaging remarks by a Maldivian Minister against India. In