Former President of the Maldives Mohamed Nasheed, who is forced to office in February, Tuesday vowed to resist its own court accused of abuse of power and unlawful arrest.
Nasheed ordered senior judge, Abdullah Mohammed, allegations of corruption, arrested in January, a move triggered weeks of protests police Wow change to see him as a leader to overthrow the upper limit.
Last Monday, said government spokesman Masood Imad Mohamed Nasheed, he claims, he was overthrown in a coup, will officially take over the judge's arrest charges.
"Do not withdraw the charges, I will not give up this case, I do anything illegal in my tenure," said Nasheed, at a public gathering on Tuesday in the capital, Male, according to independent minivan news agency.
Nasheed said that the Maldives Democratic Party (MDP), his supporters, he moved into his courts undeterred, he will protest his successor Mohammed Wahid.
New Millennium Democratic Party, Mohamed Nasheed has also not been formally charged, condemned the move taken by the tactics to prevent his re-election, and his court.
Shortly after the collapse of the Nasheed, the government guarantees the same charges for his arrest warrant, but the warrant is not executed, the new regime, international pressure.
Nasheed, if put on trial, found guilty of wrongful arrest of a judge, he could face up to three years in prison or exiled to remote Indian Ocean island.
Presidential election will be held this year, the United States, the Commonwealth, with neighboring India MDP with phone support, but President Wahid has been ruled out before the elections in July next year.
The political turmoil in February severely damaged in the Maldives, which is its luxury resorts and pristine island beach tourism.
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