Mohammad Muizzu, the President of Maldives, has recently stirred controversy with his policies and actions, particularly concerning relations with India. Since assuming office, Muizzu has faced criticism for allegedly favoring China over India, a shift that has strained diplomatic ties between Maldives and its neighboring giant.Allegations of Anti-India SentimentMuizzus decision to remove Indian troops from Maldives shortly after taking office exacerbated tensions with India, leading to widespread criticism both in Maldives and India. Many viewed this move as a sign of growing hostility towards India under Muizzus leadership.In a bizarre turn of events, President Muizzu is now in the spotlight for allegations of being subjected to black magic. A state minister from the Maldives environment ministry, Fathimath Shamnaz Ali Salim, has been arrested under accusations of practicing witchcraft to influence Muizzu. The arrest follows a reported investigation and search of Shamnazs residence, during which incriminating items were seized.Legal ActionsShamnaz, who previously worked closely within the Presidential Palace, has been detained for seven days following her arrest. The Hulhumale Magistrate Court extended her detention period amidst ongoing investigations into the matter. Additionally, Shamnazs ex-husband, Adam Ramiz, formerly a minister in the Presidents Office, has been suspended from his duties.Adam Ramizs suspension and Shamnazs arrest highlight the internal strife within Muizzus administration and raise questions about the presidents inner circle. The incident underscores broader concerns about governance and stability in Maldives amid these allegations of supernatural influence at the highest levels of government.