Independent Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj has chosen not to discuss his political future after he retracted his appeal against the decision to de-register the FijiFirst party. In an interview with FijiLive, Maharaj stated that he plans to reveal his next political move during the upcoming March session of Parliament, emphasizing that while his options are still unclear, he is confident about the direction he is taking.
Reflecting on the significant events of the past six months, Maharaj expressed certainty regarding his future steps. His presence at a recent media conference highlighted the political shifts occurring within the opposition, particularly after Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu announced plans to establish a new political party. Other notable figures in attendance included former Social Democratic Liberal Party General Secretary Lenaitasi Duru and various MPs, symbolizing a potential re-alignment in the political landscape.
This situation marks a pivotal moment for Maharaj and the opposition, indicating a time of change and opportunity within Fiji’s political environment. As Maharaj weighs his future options, his upcoming announcement could significantly impact the dynamics of parliamentary representation, especially amidst increasing party realignments.
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