President’s coalition denies Adhaalath Party leadership “dissatisfied” with campaign
06 Jul 2013, 2:05 PM
Neil Merrett
The religious conservative Adhaalath Party (AP) has yet to overtly raise concerns over the manner in which President Dr Mohamed Waheed is campaigning ahead of September’s presidential election, despite media reports suggesting the party is considering backing out of the coalition.
Abdulla Yazeed, a spokesperson on the media team of President Waheed’s election campaign, told Minivan News “no dissatisfaction” has been raised by the AP at a leadership level concerning its campaigning.
However, the spokesperson said media speculation over dissatisfaction by certain parties in the president’s coalition had seen the number of campaign activities increased.
The claims were made after the AP’s consultation council reportedly decided to leave the coalition if campaign activities did not pick up.
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