Tri-Forces to shun EP Chief Minister
The Tri-Forces have decided not to attend any functions attended by the Eastern Province Chief Minister Nazeer Ahamed and has prohibited him from entering any of their camps.
Meanwhile the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has briefed President Maithripala Sirisena on the incident involving Eastern Province Chief Minister Nazeer Ahamed.
The Eastern Province Chief Minister had verbally abused a Navy officer in public at an event held last week during the opening ceremony of a science lab and computer unit at the Sampur Maha Vidyalayam.
US Ambassador Atul Keshap was a guest at the event while Governor of the Eastern Province, Austin Fernando was the Chief Guest.
Footage showed the Chief Minister verbally abusing the Navy officer on stage at the event after accusing him of failing to understand protocol.
(Ada Derana)
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Good move…!!! The animal killers like “ashik” here should KNOW who are themselves shit folk and came here to collecting empty bottles and waste papers. Now these frogs are jumping high uncivilized bloody fools….!
This is what he is made of a gentleman would never have behaved that way no matter what the circumstance, matter or who was rite or wrong, what the tri forces did was rite, this person should be taught that to get respect he should learn to give, any way he showed the world what sort of human he is and also disgraced his alma matter family and country by behaving in this way disciplinary action should be taken and he should be removed from the present post.
Vote for rubbish – they would deliver rubbish.
The man is a politician. What else can society expect from these goons?
Even in Parliament, a young and upcoming MP (and Minister) used unparliamentary language a few days ago.
A former heroic President is attributed to rough language on media and colleagues all the time.
Sri Lanka’s political leadership has been drifting into the gutters ever since the time of RP.
There is only one gentleman in Parliament today; guess who?
The Provincial Councils should be abolished in the new constitution. They are manned by thugs, drug dealers and terrorists.
Even the Parliament should be abolished because, we, the voters of Sri Lanka, are incapable of electing decent representatives.