oh by the way how many years it has been that India is supporting Maldivians govts? if you can state
Rules of law also do not give India any right to interfer if that happens in a country.
Can't really say how many years, but the count is in decades. At least three decades. His predecessor retained his chair (and life) thanks to India's expeditionary forces, which saved his life and the rule of law from PLOTE mercenaries. (Read about operation cactus).
India so far has not interfered in anything happening in their country. We are harboring a man (rightfully the president, but be that as it may) who walked into the Indian embassy, which is sovereign Indian territory. If the Maldivian forces storm the embassy, they would be flouting time honored international laws which state that a country's embassy and its premises is a sovereign territory of that country, and the laws of that country apply. But that is hypothetical, Maldivian forces are not suicidal enough to do such a thing and face the wrath of the Indian paratroopers, who will be fighting AGAINST them this time, if they do something so stupid.
Anyway, the long and short of it is this - India has not violated any law or interfered in their country's affairs so far. Harboring somebody who willingly came into our embassy is our right.