Following this, a committee was established by royal decree to investigate the affairs of Prime Minister Kilegefān's administration.

After thorough examination, the committee recommended that the king request Prime Minister Kilegefān to resign for health reasons.

During the first reign of Muhammad Mueenuddeene II, his grandfather Hassan Faamudheyri Kilegefan was appointed as a Member of the King's Consultative Assembly in 1887.

[2] Kilegefān's father was the brother of Queen Umm Kulthoum Didi, Consort of King Muhammad Imaduddine VI.

Ibrahim Ali Didi, aged about 15, returned to Fura Malé from Ceylon while studying.

[8]Ibrahim Ali Didi was disheartened by the Prime Minister's response but remained determined to pursue his studies in Ceylon.

Young Ibrahim Ali Didi traveled to Huraa, where he discovered his elder brother's boat (Odi) in the sea.

[7] With the assistance of a group of young men from Huraa, he worked to dry the boat and prepare it for the voyage to Ceylon.

After preparing the boat in Huraa, Ibrahim Ali Didi set sail for Ceylon with his father and elder brother.

[7] After entering the port of Colombo, Ibrahim Ali Didi first headed to the British Governor's office.

However, dissent brewed within his administration as his cabinet minister, Ibrahim Nasir, opposed this move and launched an anti-campaign.

In response to the growing tension, a committee was formed by royal decree to investigate the activities of Prime Minister Kilegefān's government.

After a thorough examination, the committee recommended that the king request Prime Minister Kilegefān's resignation citing health reasons.

Under Nasir's leadership, the Maldives eventually gained independence, marking a significant milestone in the nation's history.

Ibrahim Ali Didi began his public service as a key figure in establishing a legitimate government in the Maldives.

[2] During the motor boat dispute (The Motorboat Revolt) following the passage of the Constitution, Ibrahim Ali Didi was initially sent to Colombo, then exiled to Thoddoo.

[6] A close associate of Mohamed Amin Didi, he played a crucial role in the government.