MDP to work with Adhaalath Party as Sheikh Imran calls for “national unity alliance” against government
17 Mar 2015, 11:07 PM
Hassan Mohamed
The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party’s (MDP) national council has adopted a resolution today to work together with the Adhaalath Party (AP) after Sheikh Imran Abdulla called for the formation of a “national unity alliance” against the government.
The national council unanimously approved a resolution proposed by MP Ibrahim Mohamed Solih to accept the AP’s invitation and discuss commencing joint efforts to achieve common goals.
The resolution said the MDP believed President Abdulla Yameen’s administration had brought the Maldives to “a critical juncture” by violating the constitution and laws, and welcomed the AP’s decision “to do everything it could within legal bounds to change the current situation.”
The AP’s consultative council decided last night to work against the government to bring an end to “the brutality of President Yameen’s regime.”
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