Moderator of All-Party Talks resigns as MDP withdraws
12 Sep 2012, 1:38 PM
Mariyath Mohamed
Convenor Ahmed Mujuthaba has resigned from the All-Party Talks.
The talks were envisaged by India as a means to resolve political tension in the country as one track of the international community’s response to the situation, together with the Commission of National Inquiry (CNI), but have since been eclipsed by the leader’s dialogue talks.
The CNI recently released its report stating that there was no coup in the Maldives, that Nasheed did not resign under duress, and that no police mutiny took place.
In a press release issued by the talks’ secretariat, Mujuthaba stated two specific reasons for his decision to resign.
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