Interim order issued preventing PM and Cabinet from functioning
Posted by Editor on December 3, 2018 - 3:45 pm
The Court of Appeal today issued an interim order restraining the functioning of the respondents as Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, Cabinet ministers, deputy ministers and state ministers.
The verdict was issued by Chairman of the Appeals Court P Padman Surasena and Judge Arjun Obeysekera after considering submissions on the Quo Warranto Writ filed by 122 Members of Parliament, challenging the authority of Mahinda Rajapaksa to hold office as Prime Minister.
The respondents were noticed to appear in Court on December 12.
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Now the Executive Prez will run the Government! What will happen to MR and Ranil. Eventually, amendment 19 won!
Does this mean there is no Government in Sri Lanka?
The Polonnaruwa Pambaya has become a shameless a shameless beggar.
The Government is a workplace where workers cannot carry personal relationship issues.
In a workplace, there should be discipline, respect, mutual tolerance and recognition of capability.
The Polonaruwa Pambaya’s actions reflect poorly on the Polonnaruwa Royal College where he proudly claims to have received his education.
The Polonnaruwa Pambaya is illiterate in social and workplace environments.