Maldives President Muizzu Denies 'India Out' Agenda Amid Efforts to Reset Ties

President Muizzu emphasizes Maldives' issue with foreign military presence and plans to visit India in October to strengthen bilateral relations.

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has denied pursuing an 'India Out' agenda, stating the issue is with foreign military presence on Maldivian soil.
Muizzu took action against ministers who made derogatory remarks about Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stressing respect for all individuals.
The Maldives requested the withdrawal of Indian military personnel, which was completed in May, with civilian experts replacing them.
Muizzu plans to visit India from October 6 to 10 to reset bilateral ties and engage in discussions with Indian leadership, including Modi.
India has extended financial support to the Maldives, including a $50 million Treasury Bill rollover, reflecting a thaw in relations.