New Delhi. As soon as Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Lakshadweep, leaders and ministers of neighboring country Maldives are commenting against India on social media. In such a situation, the Government of India has raised the issue of the derogatory remarks made by Maldives’ Women Minister Mariam Shiuna on social media against PM Modi. The Maldives government has suspended Mariam Shiuna along with two other ministers Malsha and Hassan Jihan, terming the minister’s comments as personal opinions.
The government of Mohammed Muizzu of Maldives, which won the recent elections with the slogan of ‘India Out’, is adopting an anti-India stance. An example of this was clearly seen when Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Lakshadweep. Seeing the impact on the economy of Maldives, government ministers and supporters became active on social media, but its opposite effect is now visible.
While the Government of India has lodged a formal objection to the minister’s remarks with the Government of Maldives, on the other hand, the anger of common Indians including film stars like Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan, John Abraham and cricketers Sachin Tendulkar and Vyankatesh Prasad is erupting on social media. . #BoycottMaldives is trending on X platform, while many Indians are saying that stop going to Maldives, there are many beautiful places to see in India, which you will not be able to see in your lifetime.
Meanwhile, on Lakshadweep tourism, Union Minister G Kishan Reddy said in a discussion with the media in Hyderabad that Lakshadweep has immense potential in terms of tourism. Recently the Prime Minister also visited Lakshadweep. This will be a tourist destination in the future. An airport is to be built there, the government is working on it. There is connectivity with Kerala, but air connectivity is necessary. Along with this he said that there is no need to go to New Zealand or Switzerland. Everything is in Lakshadweep. People will have to become ambassadors themselves…
Meanwhile, information is coming that after the anti-India and objectionable remarks made by Maldivian ministers and leaders about Prime Minister Modi, a large number of Indians have canceled hotel bookings and air flights. According to an estimate, Indians have so far canceled 8,000 hotel bookings and 2,500 flights in Maldives.
