Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
India-Maldives ties, which were already going through a rough patch, took a hit over the past week with Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu asking New Delhi to withdraw its troops from the Indian Ocean island nation by March 15. Mr. Muizzu had made the ouster of Indian troops his main election pledge last year. In December, after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dubai, on the sidelines of the UN climate talks, Male said India had agreed to pull back troops, though New Delhi has made no statement to that effect so far. “Indian military personnel will no longer be permitted to reside in the Maldives, and that the troops have been asked to leave by March 15, 2024,” Abdullah Nazim Ibrahim, the Principal Secretary to President Muizzu on Public Policy, told a press conference at the Presidential Palace in Malé, according to the local media
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India-Maldives ties, which were already going through a rough patch, took a hit over the past week with Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu asking New Delhi to withdraw its troops from the Indian Ocean island nation by March 15. Mr. Muizzu had made the ouster of Indian troops his main election pledge last year. In December, after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Dubai, on the sidelines of the UN climate talks, Male said India had agreed to pull back troops, though New Delhi has made no statement to that effect so far. “Indian military personnel will no longer be permitted to reside in the Maldives, and that the troops have been asked to leave by March 15, 2024,” Abdullah Nazim Ibrahim, the Principal Secretary to President Muizzu on Public Policy, told a press conference at the Presidential Palace in Malé, according to the local media
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