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India-Maldives row: ‘Around 1,300 passengers fly to…’, says Blue Star Air Travel Services

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2024/01/09 at 8:38 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 2 years ago
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In a significant diplomatic development, a heated row has erupted between India and the Maldives following disparaging comments made by Mariyam Shiuna, the Deputy Minister of Youth Empowerment in the Maldives government. The derogatory remarks, directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have led to the suspension of Shiuna and her colleagues, Malsha Shareef and Abdulla Mahzoom Majid, who were also involved in the controversial social media posts.

The comments made by Shiuna were later deleted, prompting the Maldivian government to clarify that her opinions do not reflect the official stance of the government. This incident has strained bilateral relations, creating an urgent need for diplomatic intervention.

Blue Star Air Travel Services Director, Madhav Oza, shed light on the potential repercussions on India-Maldives air travel. Oza explained that although overall connections have improved in recent years, the ongoing diplomatic issue may result in a notable 20-30% cancellation rate for flights between the two nations.

While the Indian government is closely monitoring the situation, efforts are underway to address the diplomatic fallout and restore amicable relations. The Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI) has also weighed in, condemning the derogatory comments and reaffirming the strong historical ties between India and the Maldives. MATI expressed gratitude for India’s continuous support, especially during times of crisis, and emphasized the nation’s pivotal role in the Maldives’ tourism industry recovery, particularly in the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The incident underscores the delicate nature of diplomatic relations in the region and highlights the importance of addressing such matters promptly to prevent further escalation.

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