Measures taken to mitigate hardships – Prime Minister
Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa in his message to mark the dawn of the New Year said the government is already putting into action the future plans needed to avoid the hardships people had to face unexpectedly in challenging times.
Despite the difficult times that exist, we must all work together, as one nation, in harmony, the Prime Minister said. Following is the full text of the Prime Minister’s message: It is with great pleasure that we greet the dawn of the Sinhala and Tamil New Year, a proud legacy of Sri Lankans.
Sinhala and Tamil New Year is a great cultural festival for all of us, symbolizing the hope of overcoming sorrows and attaining happiness.
“The New Year festival, which passes down the historical socio-cultural values based on agriculture from generation to generation, is a reminder of the past connection of the Sinhala and Tamil people.
“Giving priority to auspicious rituals, we all hope to achieve good wishes in the New Year.
Despite the difficult times that exist, we must all work together, as one nation, in harmony.
“The government is already putting into action the future plans needed to avoid each of the hardships we face unexpectedly in challenging times. I wish you, your family members as well as the entire country a Peaceful and Happy New Year!
“The government is already putting into action the future plans. So wat are the plans? Selling parts of the country to India and China or selling young people like slaves to countries like South Korea to do the mean jobs so that to keep Rajapaksa clan in palaces.
Babbo Rajapaksa,
What are the plans? Tell us.
We know you are sending the di** lick** Sabry to get USD 3 billion from IMF.
If it arrives, USD 2.8 billion will be sent through Air Lanka to Uganda to your Tiger Friend, over there.
Babbo, palayang Sir, palayang Yakko.
Mahinda Mahattaya (Mr. Mahinda) who gave himself the name ‘Maharajano’ (Great King) has now fallen to the title Naki Mynah (Senile Mynah).