Moosa Ali Jaleel

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President Muizzu shakes hands with Moosa Ali Jaleel, who will be running in the Local Council Election under PNC's ticket for Malé Mayor. | Mihaaru

The election con: gov’t excuses crumble under the weight of reality

Public criticism has intensified following reports that a motorcycle used by Moosa Ali Jaleel during a rally organized by the PNC was fitted with a fraudulent license plate. | Social Media

Motorcycle ridden by Moosa Ali Jaleel during rally is registered to Customs; annual fee payment currently overdue

Muizzu launches door-to-door campaign | Social Media

President Muizzu launches "door-to-door" campaign to garner support for PNC candidates

A scene from the opening ceremony of the first outdoor gym in Hulhumale' Phase II. | HDC

HDC accused of promoting PNC mayoral candidate Moosa Ali Jaleel

President Mohamed Muizzu met with residents of the Sinamale' and Male' hiya flats at the official presidential residence, Mulee'aage, where he pledged to provide MVR 100,000 to each household. Candidates from the People's National Congress (PNC) also participated in the meeting. | X

Muizzu distributed 16 million Rufiyaa to a select group in front of PNC candidates: MP Abbas

The President has met with the residents of Sinamale' and Male' Hiya flats and decided to grant a special concession to address their concerns. | President's Office

With the elections fast approaching, President Muizzu decides to grant 100,000 Rufiyaa to the residents of Sinamale' and Male' Hiya flats, in the presence of PNC candidates

Former Chief of Defence Force, Major General (Retd.) Moosa Ali Jaleel, participates in RaajjeTV's "Fashaairu" show. | RaajjeMV

PNC Candidate Moosa Ali Jaleel Pulls Out of Debate at the Last Minute

Candidates contesting for the position of Male' City Mayor. | RaajjeMV Graphics

RaajjeTV begins preparations to host Male' City Mayoral debate

Sajidha speaking at the ceremony held on Thursday to inaugurate the PNC office in South Maafannu constituency

Error in FL’s remarks on November 3 attack triggers public backlash