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Civil service members not cooperating with newly formed government


On Thursday, Maldivian Democratic Party MPs at the people's majlis said some civil service members are not fully cooperating with the newly formed government of the promising Aneh Dhivehi Raajje.

Haveeru Reports:
Laamu atoll MP Moosa Manik said that in some offices the civil service employees had openly declared that they do not support the new Government and were refusing to do Government work.

Kaafu atoll MP and the MPD Chairperson Mariya Ahmed Didi said that the civil service staff who were not doing their job properly should be sacked. She also said that some people were of the opinion that the Government and Civil Service were two separate entities when it came to serving the public and that mentality should be changed.

The public voted for a better Maldives - not for terrorists, rapists and corrupted personnel as senior officials of the newly formed government. If the president defends the terrorists and such personnel who is not accepted by the public and ignores the public opinion, the public will go on strike in whatever way they can. Who would want to salute a terrorist even if he was pardoned by the former government or follow leadership of a corrupted senior government official?
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