The criminal court has extended the remand detention of Adhaalath Party president Sheikh Imran Abdulla and main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) chairperson Ali Waheed by 10 days and seven days, respectively.
The pair were arrested in the wake of the May Day anti-government demonstration with court warrants and accused of inciting violence.
The criminal court subsequently ordered police to the opposition leaders in remand detention for 15 days. The 15-day period expired today.
Ali Waheed and Imran were brought to the remand hearing at the criminal court today and escorted back to the Dhoonidhoo detention centre.
The High Court last week rejected appeals from the pair challenging the legality of the criminal court’s remand detention orders.
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