UPFA MPs protest in parliament
Posted by Editor on April 20, 2015 - 11:22 am
A group of United Peoples Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MPs staged a protest inside the parliament chamber a short while ago against the Bribery Commission’s move to summon former President Mahinda Rajapaksa to record statements over various allegations levelled against him.
Protesting MPs who sat in the well of the parliament said that they will not leave the chamber until they receive a written assurance from the President and the Prime Minister through the Speaker, saying that the government will stop hunting down opposition members and former President.
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Why u people are protesting ? Let the Bribery commission do their duty. So this shows very clear that former prez n their tailanders are struggling to face these commissions. Let them to do democratically subsequently people will know truth n how they were.
Ashiq
You are just one of these guys who write bullshit just because you have nothing else to do or just dumb. MR’s family has been harassed from the time MS and RW came in to power. Every few days these jokers come up with some sort of a baseless allegation just to poison the minds of the people because they are so scared that MR will come back to power.
Isn’t the protest a success? Hon PM who once threatened to dissolve Parliament if a particular No Confidence is passed by the House is now on a war path with his opponents. He as a Lawyer himself has forgotten the dictum ‘Justice should not only be done but should also seem to be done.’Appointing a friend’s wife to sit over judgement of his opponents is very poor sHow Mr. PM.