India not to get into GMR dispute in Male

December 09, 2012 11:28

HT reports: On the day GMR surrendered the Male International Airport project to the Maldives government, India posted Captain RS Sunil of the Indian Navy as the first defence attach to the island nation.

Top government sources, however, maintained that New Delhi has no intention of getting embroiled either in commercial disputes or internal politics pertaining to Maldives.

Instead, it will keep a close watch on Chinese and American manoeuvres in the island nation, besides fundamentalist forces that are trying to penetrate the local polity through the radical Adhaalath Party.

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