President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has issued a stern rebuke against Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, asserting that holding the presidential office does not grant immunity to dishonesty.
As the parliamentary election campaign gains momentum, President Solih has taken to various rallies to level serious accusations against the current government. Solih's criticisms have centered around the nation's economy, expenditures on political employees, and significant land reclamation projects.
In response, President Dr. Muizzu addressed the matter during an interview with SanguTV on Friday night, emphasizing the imperative of honesty when communicating with the public. He stressed that serving as president for five years does not authorize one to spread falsehoods without consequence.
Addressing specific allegations, President Dr. Muizzu refuted claims related to land allocation practices, pointing out ongoing scrutiny by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). He dismissed accusations of separate land distribution lists, reaffirming his commitment to transparency and truthfulness in governance.
However, amidst the exchange of accusations, the President's remarks have not gone unchallenged. The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has accused President Muizzu of evasions and falsehoods. Despite these accusations, the President remains resolute in his pledge to uphold truthfulness and urges all stakeholders to maintain sincerity in their engagements with the public.
As the parliamentary election campaign gains momentum, President Solih has taken to various rallies to level serious accusations against the current government. Solih's criticisms have centered around the nation's economy, expenditures on political employees, and significant land reclamation projects.
In response, President Dr. Muizzu addressed the matter during an interview with SanguTV on Friday night, emphasizing the imperative of honesty when communicating with the public. He stressed that serving as president for five years does not authorize one to spread falsehoods without consequence.
Addressing specific allegations, President Dr. Muizzu refuted claims related to land allocation practices, pointing out ongoing scrutiny by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). He dismissed accusations of separate land distribution lists, reaffirming his commitment to transparency and truthfulness in governance.
However, amidst the exchange of accusations, the President's remarks have not gone unchallenged. The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has accused President Muizzu of evasions and falsehoods. Despite these accusations, the President remains resolute in his pledge to uphold truthfulness and urges all stakeholders to maintain sincerity in their engagements with the public.
