Ahmed Sinaz's Blog ~~No Law Can Hold Back Emotions~~

MDP as the Opposition

As we all know MDP’s consistent civil disobediences, hunger strikes, and demonstrations, all was for a particular reform and to overthrow a gigantic ego. And they were fortunate enough to terminate an autocratic government, within the peripheries of laws of the Island.

Perhaps MDP was persistently criticized for breaking the “rule of law”. We had the right to strike even under the blue Constitution, but to the extent the laws allow. And the law itself was figured out in an over influenced Parliament. The “justice” was always behind the bars and the genuine criminals had scandalous tradition of finding the loop holes in the laws and abscond through it. The Prosecution was overwhelmingly praised for conquering the 99% cases on their side. The facts and the actual statistics (even of the census) were always concealed. Social Justice was delayed and commonly denied. In fact, justice was on the verge of extinction.


DRP as the oppositions

DRP, is a political party formed around a particular political figure as most of their members acknowledges. His Excellency Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom, possibly the most popular icon all around the shattered 200 islands of the country. Some consider him equivalent to the creator (God), and some sounds like granting the prophet hood to him.

He is customarily appreciated and praised for the educational and economical developments in his “long” thirty years holding the office.

Conversely, he is domestically criticized for nepotism and the international community was unswervingly criticizing him for his employing terror tactics against dissidents such as arbitrary arrests , suppressing the media, detention without trial employing torture, forcing confessions and politically motivated killings in his presidential period.

The state was made by Gayyoom, and it must end in the hands of Gayyoom. DRP harcore fans allege, and strappingly demand it. And now they are consistently attempting on overthrowing the current government via an Armageddon.

We’ve a democratic based legal infrastructure, we’ve the routine for check and balances and we have the absolute openings to enjoy our autonomy.

YES!! The government has recently committed plenty of blunders relating to the formulation of the policies. Policies are amendable, and feasibly abolishable.

In addition, if DRP wishes Gayyoom to be the President over and over again, just wait for the proper occasion, the legitimate time to accomplish your desire.

Calling for the resignation of the President, protesting for the impeachment of a judge, striking for the removal of a Cabinet Minister and protestors attempting on entering into the National Security quarters is some thing entirely different and dodgy, I consider it even equivalent to a Coup d'Etat.

In my point of view a government had to be overthrown, in the circumstances to change the whole system of governance, to amend the uncongenial laws (if there is no other option), to terminate absolute hypocrisy and consistent breach of rule of law.


(Plotting to overthrow a government is a serious business for serious people. Please don't try it "just for a laugh", if you fail you might find that there are some very pissed people looking for you afterwards...."Mekunu fumunakas, Gaahakayakah nufumeveyne..")