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India In ‘No Hurry’ To Withdraw Troops From Maldives

Despite Malé setting a deadline for March 15, India believes it will be able to sort the issue of its troops' presence in Maldives during the second round of core group meeting between both countries.

New Delhi: India is in “no hurry” to withdraw its military personnel deployed in Maldives even though Malé has set a deadline of March 15. New Delhi is hopeful of settling the issue during the next round of the High Level Core Group meeting that will be held in India in the next couple of months, ABP LIVE has learnt.  The deadline of March 15 was set by Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu on January 14. However, India has said it has not been officially communicated
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