President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has emphasised his commitment to upholding citizens' freedom of expression and ensuring no arrests are made for political purposes, despite political criticism. In an exclusive interview with PSM News, he reiterated his dedication to establishing a peaceful and stable society, a promise made during his presidential campaign.
Addressing efforts undertaken during the initial four months of his presidential term, President Dr. Muizzu underscored the importance of eliminating the culture of revenge within the nation. He stressed the significance of approaching issues with political maturity and ensuring that decisions are made in the best interest of the public. He pledged to prioritise justice and equity, striving to enact policies that benefit society as a whole.
President Dr. Muizzu outlined his vision of fostering a society where both politicians and citizens can coexist peacefully, expressing confidence in working towards this goal. He assured that every decision and initiative taken during his tenure has been made impartially for the betterment of society. Despite pressure from political parties to arrest certain individuals, he affirmed his commitment to making well-considered decisions in each case.
The president highlighted concerns regarding the previous administration's decision to release over 400 criminals, including those convicted of serious offenses like gang fights and child abuse, for political gain during the presidential elections. He acknowledged the need to address the repercussions of this action and work towards restoring peace and stability within the country.