Rajeev Shahare, the new Indian High Commissioner, arrived in the Maldives Thursday (April 2) but has not yet set a date to present his credentials to President Mohamed Waheed Hassan Manik, reports local media.
Shahare is replacing D M Mulay, who left the Maldives last month to take the position has India’s Consul in New York.
Previously Shahare was a joint secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, West Asia North Africa division.
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My condolences Mr Shahare. You have been asigned a waspnest!!!
I hope that this person is not as corrupt as Muley and rather tries to build the bilateral relationship instead of self promotion.
please try to know what he did to Maldives, before saying high commissioner mr. mulay is corrupt.all Indians are condemning these baseless allegations
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