Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu is on a four-day visit to India. Muizzu arrived in New Delhi on Sunday on a four-day state visit. Maldives President Mohammed Muizzu has assured that his country will never do anything that undermines India's security. Muizzu, whose government is facing an economic crisis in Maldives, is on a visit to India to re-establish his country's relations with India. Muizzu, who is considered close to China, said on Sunday that the country's relations with China will never pose any threat to India's security.

Muizzu was welcomed by President Draupadi Murmu on his arrival in India, Muizzu greeted many leaders including PM Modi.

Big statement by Muizzu

He said in an interview with the Times of India that, "Maldives will never do anything that undermines India's security. India is a valued partner and friend of the Maldives, and our relations are built on mutual respect and shared interests. While we increase our cooperation with other countries in various fields, we remain committed to ensuring that our actions do not compromise the security and stability of our region." 

Said this for Indian soldiers

In the interview when Muizzu was asked about his decision on the withdrawal of Indian troops, he said that he was addressing domestic priorities. He said "Maldives and India now have a better understanding of each other's priorities and concerns. I did what the Maldives people asked of me. The recent changes reflect our efforts to address domestic priorities. Our review of past agreements is aimed at ensuring they remain in line with our national interests and contribute positively to regional stability."

Let us tell you that Maldives-India relations had become tense since Maldives asked Indian troops to withdraw from Maldives. The objectionable comments of Maldives ministers against Prime Minister Narendra Modi had further strained bilateral relations.