India News: Former Maldivian president, Abdulla Yameen, urges Maldives President to fulfil his promise of expelling Indian military personnel from the island nation. Yameen's comments come in the midst of a controversy over the death of a 13-year-old allegedly due to delayed medical evacuation. The current president, Muizzu, wants to replace Indian troops with an air ambulance service.
National Conference (NC) patriarch Farooq Abdullah said, considering how New Delhi stood with the island country in the previous years and even prevented it from being occupied by a foreign power, he was at a loss to understand why the Maldivian leaders reacted in the manner they did.
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Mohamed Muizzu became president after winning on his ‘India Out’ campaign platform, under which he called India’s huge influence a threat to sovereignty