Police launch investigation into threats against Maldives President Solih

Maldives Police Service, on Friday, revealed the launch of an investigation concerning threats expressed against President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih

Sep 06, 2020
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Maldives Police Service, on Friday, revealed the launch of an investigation concerning threats expressed against President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.

The incident concerns an individual calling for President Solih to be 'burned' or 'set on fire', during a TV programme which was broadcasted live across the nation. Videos depicting the threatening call are currently in circulation across social media platforms.

The Maldives Broadcasting Commission (BroadCom) also announced an an investigation into the matter on Friday, stating that it had received reports that Channel 13 had permitted the broadcast of violent threats against the president.


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