National Govt. will continue: Ranil
Posted by Editor on April 5, 2018 - 6:39 am
Soon after defeating the no-confidence motion against him in Parliament, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told the media that the current National government will continue with the members who remain in it.
“We lost some of our members but we will continue to govern with those who remain with us,” he said.
The Prime Minister said he will meet President Maithripala Sirisena on Friday.
Additionally, he said the reorganisation of the UNP and the task of fulfilling the pledges of January 2015 will begin soon.
(Source: Daily Mirror – Pix by Reuters)
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Now that you won the no confidence motion, its time to put the culprits who destroyed the country economy murdered innocent behind bars and keep then locked in there forever
Yes that will continue. That is why all these MPs voted against NCM. But if the President wants HE can use Sri Lanka Constitution 43 (3) and get rid of him.
The Lilly-White cut-throat cannot get rid of the Super PM.
The Lilly-White cut-throat is plotting with a disgraced inventor of the White Van to ensure continuity of his position in the Big Chair.
The Field Marshall in Law and Order Minister on Monday following Cabinet reshuffle.
The R family are already shitting in their pants!
It is crazy for the group of SLFP Ministers who openly voted for the NCM to continue in the Cabinet.
They simply cannot serve in the Cabinet where the Super PM sits while having no confidence in him.
Failure to quit Cabinet will demonstrate their stupidity.
if Ranil does not get rid of the renewable energy minister Rangith siyambalapitiya and his deputy there wll not be any development and the UNP will loose heavily in 2010 also Rangith Siyambalapitya’s academic qualifications should be obtained to ensure that he has at least A level qualifications