Joseph Muscat vs Nawab Hamidullah Khan

Muscat became Prime Minister of Malta in March 2013, leading the Labour Party to a landslide victory. His campaign focused on economic growth, anti-corruption, and social liberalization.

Muscat's government launched the Individual Investor Programme, selling Maltese citizenship for a

Muscat won a second term in the 2017 snap election, called after a scandal involving his wife's Panama company. His Labour Party increased its majority, despite the controversy.

Investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was assassinated by a car bomb on October 16, 2017. She had been investigating corruption involving Muscat's associates, leading to a major political crisis and allegations of a cover-up.

Muscat resigned as Prime Minister in January 2020, following months of protests over the Caruana Galizia murder investigation. His resignation came after the arrest of businessman Yorgen Fenech, who was implicated in the murder.

Hamidullah Khan introduced modern administrative reforms in Bhopal, including a council of ministers and a judiciary system. These reforms improved governance efficiency and reduced feudal practices in the state.

Hamidullah Khan was elected Chancellor of the Chamber of Princes, representing princely states in negotiations with the British government. He played a key role in the Round Table Conferences on Indian constitutional reforms.

Hamidullah Khan, as Nawab of Bhopal, signed the Instrument of Accession to join the Dominion of India after Indian independence. This decision integrated Bhopal into the Indian Union, ending its princely sovereignty.

Hamidullah Khan advocated for a united India and opposed the partition that created Pakistan. He argued for a federal system where princely states would retain autonomy within a unified Indian nation.