New Delhi, Feb 10: Reacting over a media report that the Maldives Government has sought assistance
from China in maintaining the Chinese personnel and investments, India has
hoped that all countries could play a productive role in dealing with the
crisis.
"We note that China has said that Maldives Government
has the ability to protect the security of Chinese personnel and institutions
in Maldives. We hope that all countries can play a constructive role in
Maldives, instead of doing the opposite," Raveesh Kumar, Ministry of
External Affairs Spokesperson said Friday night.
On Friday, a Chinese official said that China did not want the Maldivian political crisis to become another thorny issue with India.
A constitutional crisis has erupted in Maldives with its President Abdulla Yameen declaring a state of emergency and arresting the Chief Justice and a former head of state.
On February 1, the Supreme Court of Maldives in its ruling termed as unjust the imprisonment of nine MPs and former President Mohamed Nasheed, who is in exile. UNI
On Friday, a Chinese official said that China did not want the Maldivian political crisis to become another thorny issue with India.
A constitutional crisis has erupted in Maldives with its President Abdulla Yameen declaring a state of emergency and arresting the Chief Justice and a former head of state.
On February 1, the Supreme Court of Maldives in its ruling termed as unjust the imprisonment of nine MPs and former President Mohamed Nasheed, who is in exile. UNI
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