Maldives in strengthening its existing Judicial Dictatorship - The Democracy Curtailed

In modern societies, civilizations are progressing based on very fundamental principle of Separation of Powers. An idle state with Zero level of Corruption may exists only in theoretical backgrounds but it is an agony to live in a society where democracy is curtailed, where there does not exist transparency & where the master-slavery relationships emerges in our statesmanship. 

A proper checks and balances system must develop cohesively among three organs of government, to reduce overlapping and conflict of roles. We, being the citizen of islands must be afraid for this execution of judicial dictatorship. Also we can not agree on Judicial Supremacy. Neither government nor Supreme Court can strike down any legislation which encroached upon the basic rights of the citizens. Judicial Supremacy and Judicial Dictatorship can not be favored and we must bring an end to these doctrines of past centuries. 

Due to the conflicts with organs of state, common citizen must not become slumps or street dwellers at the end of the day in search of our daily bread. We always promote welfare state concept with self-interest of political will and political influence. Most of the times, sudden decisions by central government of Republic of Maldives is creating anarchy among the minds of people leaving the future-fogged. We always claim to maintain the rule of law, but only based on political circumstances. 

All in all, today Maldives is in strengthening its existing Judicial Dictatorship -  The Democracy Curtailed. The constitution of the Maldives is framed to protect the sovereignty of its people, but not to protect the sovereignty of its supreme judges.