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Stay updated on the latest developments as the Maldives holds its 2024 parliamentary election, seen as a crucial test for President Mohamed Muizzu amidst rising tensions over anti-India policies. With 368 candidates vying for 93 seats, this election could reshape the nation's diplomatic stance and regional alliances. Follow for live coverage and analysis of this significant event.<br/> <br/>#IndiaMaldivesTensions #IndiaMaldivesRelations #IndiaMaldivesFight #Maldives #MaldivesElections #MaldivesElections2024 #MohamedMuizzu #Oneindia<br/>~PR.274~ED.194~GR.124~HT.96~
Stay updated on the latest developments as the Maldives holds its 2024 parliamentary election, seen as a crucial test for President Mohamed Muizzu amidst rising tensions over anti-India policies. With 368 candidates vying for 93 seats, this election could reshape the nation's diplomatic stance and regional alliances. Follow for live coverage and analysis of this significant event.<br/> <br/>#IndiaMaldivesTensions #IndiaMaldivesRelations #IndiaMaldivesFight #Maldives #MaldivesElections #MaldivesElections2024 #MohamedMuizzu #Oneindia<br/>~PR.274~ED.194~GR.124~HT.96~
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