Adhaalath Party called on government not to negotiate with GMR, disrupt “national jihad” of airport nationalisation
20 Sep 2012, 7:59 PM
Mariyath Mohamed
The religious Adhaalath Party called on President Mohamed Waheed Hassan and other coalition parties to not conduct any communication with Indian infrastructure giant GMR which might disrupt the government’s push for airport nationalisation.
This call comes in connection with the visit of GMR’s Chairman, G M Rao, and board members on Thursday.
Local newspaper reported that Rao and the delegation arrived on a private jet on Thursday morning at 9:00am, and had departed by 2:50pm in the afternoon.
CEO of Ibrahim Nasir International Airport (INIA), Andrew Harrison, told Minivan News that the visit was part of a regular bimonthly business review and unrelated to the current rhetoric.
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