Was Maldives coup an attempt to take it out from India's zone of Influence?

I  actually welcome the kick that the Islamists  gave in Maldives -  because the kick landed squarely on the mercantile  interests of Indian  ruling-biz interest networks. The more Islamists  hurt Indian mercantile  classes, the better. It at least neutralizes  mercantile mentality  opposition to eradication of Islamists or rather  hedging on both sides  of the pro-anti-Islamism divide. Indian big  biz should get it  into their heads that Islamic mindset does not  completely erase  religious or ideological priorities where it comes to  dealing with the  non-Muslim. In fact they have their own preference  ordering of  compromises - given all else equal, they will compromise  more with  "people of the book" than with kaffir, and more with  anti-kaffir than  kaffir. Hence Maldives will see increasing support for  China and  Chinese investments - simply because China is seen as good  potential  stick to crush "Hindu" India. Every anti-India feeling  from  Muslim neighbours comes more from Islamic hatred of the Hindu than  for  any other formal excuses of "big-power" etc. People do not believe when pointed out that  Islamism works on a long term, inter-generational scheme. If Indian  regime is waking up just now, then nothing more can be said - for  Maldivean Islamization scheme had started in earnest as early as 1970's.  The sending out of Maldivean students to Gulf and Paki madrassahs  started in earnest in the 80's. By the 90's the first batches were  returning - witha good deal of imbibing perhaps of the exhilerating and  liberating or empowering winds blowing from Talebani salwars.This is proves by the coup attempt in 80's which India defeated through Operation Cactus. The  previous pro-India "secular" president was there when the Paki madrassah  dynamic increased, in parallel to Saudi theologian influence increasing  in the region. This is the result of the politics of denial -  of trying to protect the image of aprticular theology to such an insane  degree that even foreign and rashtryia level policy cannot be changed in  proper time, fearing a particualr community/theology's backlash. Now  when the response is coming, its the worst possible time tactically. With  the "hindu" image, inspite of desperate and extreme measures taken by  Indian dominant political wings to deny their "hinduness" - and lack of  the forward-power-projection image of China, together with domestic  electoral fears - GOI's moves will be immediately shown up as  "big-power" bullying. Because of the prior islamophile build up within  India, India is seen as easily succumbing before Islamist demands - a  weak kaffir - and therefore the Maldivean Islamists will only harden  their stance. They expect India to capitulate. So if Pak-China along with Gulf Interests wants a proxy war over Maldives, India should sign up and  show up with full force. I see no other solution to this vexing problem.  Time for sailing out for the Indian Navy very soon and show who  controls IOR. Very interesting choices ahead for India and showing  muscle should very much be on the cards to resolve this. Meanwhile upset at the Maldives government's attitude, India has put on hold $25-million budgetary commitment to Male. P.S. - Me talking about 'Hindu' India does not mean that India has no place for other religions.What I am talking about the Image of India you will find on reading papers in Saudi Arabia or Pakistan. As for our Muslim Population,efforts are being made to influence them.Iran,being a shia majority nation is very active these days in Hyderabad.Saudi influence can be seen Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Bengal.I look at Nitish Kumar's visit to Pakistan in this light primarily . Do we really want that our Muslims be used by other countries to influnce Indian Polity ? Do we want this noora-kushti between the Muslim nations to spill over to our country ?