Controversial Remarks by Maldives Minister Mariyam Shiuna on India and PM Modi
Explore the controversy sparked by Maldives minister Mariyam Shiuna's derogatory tweet about PM Modi. Backlash, political debates, and official responses revealed. Read now!
The internet is buzzing over a now-deleted tweet from Mariyam Shiuna, the sitting Maldives minister. She recently made a derogatory remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Lakshadweep. For those unaware, Mariyam is a Deputy Minister at the Maldives Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Information, and Art in the country of Maldives.
Additionally, Mariyam Shiuna also serves as the spokesperson of the Male City Council. Her tweet sparked backlash from the public as well as diplomats; she has now deleted the tweet. Here we will be diving into the story to find out more about the controversy that hindered the relationship between two close countries. Keep on scrolling-
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In an official statement, the Government of Maldives acknowledges a minister’s tweet on social media, clarifying that personal opinions do not represent the government’s views. The statement emphasizes exercising freedom of expression democratically and responsibly, avoiding the spread of hatred and negativity, and preserving close relationships with international partners.
Her comment is not resonating well as #boycottmaldives calls are high in india. Additionally, several Maldives politicians have ignited a debate, advocating for decisive action against Mariyam due to her derogatory tweet. Faris, the President of the Maldives Reform Movement, has urged the Maldives government to take strict measures against one of its public officials who disrespected high officials and the head of the state of a neighboring and friendly country, i.e., India. Mariyam Shiuna’s tweet focused on PM Modi’s recent visit to Lakshadweep, where he participated in various water sports.
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