Do not allow people's power to be seized; say 'no' to referendum immediately: Shidhatha
Former Minister Shidhatha Shareef has urged the public to vote "no" against the government in the upcoming referendum scheduled for April. Emphasizing that citizens must not allow their fundamental powers to be undermined, she asserted that it is a collective responsibility to ensure a robust democratic system is preserved for future generations.
Former Gender Minister Shidhatha Shareef. | RaajjeMV | Raajje MV
Former Gender Minister Shidhatha Shareef has stated that the public does not wish to return to a state of subjugation and must not allow their power to be seized.
Speaking on RaajjeTV's "Noonekey" program, Shidhatha stated that ensuring a robust democratic environment for future generations is a responsibility of the current leadership and citizens alike. She emphasized that adhering to democratic principles is essential to achieving this goal. Shidhatha further noted that failing to establish such a foundation would constitute a significant failure.
Shidhatha stated that the people do not wish to be subjugated, and that they must not allow their inherent power to be seized from them.
Shidhatha further stated that in such elections, citizens should adopt a national perspective and set aside political ideologies. She added that a referendum is a vote where a decision must be made after such careful consideration.
The question we must ask ourselves today is whether we wish to remain in subjugation or establish a democratic environment. I believe the choice is clear for the people: whether to allow their power to be seized or to stand against it.Former Gender Minister Shidhatha Shareef
Shidhatha has urged all citizens to reject the current administration in the upcoming referendum scheduled for April 4. She further noted that if the government were to win the vote, the public would face numerous hardships.
