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The Muslim parliamentarians, who recently resigned from their ministerial portfolios, held discussions with former President Mahinda Rajapaksa at the official residence of the former President this morning.
“Met former President and Opposition Leader @PresRajapaksa, a while ago, along with the Muslim Parliamentarians who resigned from Ministerial office, and discussed the reasons for our resignations and reproach #SriLanka,” former Minister and SLMC Leader Rauff Hakeem tweeted after the meeting with the former President.
Accordingly, MPs Rishad Bathiudeen, A. H. M. Fowzie, Mohamed Harees, Ameer Ali and Abdullah Maharoof Mohammadu were among the MPs who attended at the discussions.
On Monday (3) addressing a press conference, all Muslim cabinet, non-cabinet, state, and deputy ministers announced that they would resign from their portfolios.
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Tourist Saturday, 08 June 2019 08:24 PM
In any society in any part of the world it is a curse to be born as a member of a minority community. You have to listen to the majority like a fool.
Baron Baaron Saturday, 08 June 2019 08:49 PM
The real purpose of this meeting is to pledge support for a future Pohottuwa govt.
pncolombo1@hotmail.com Saturday, 08 June 2019 10:55 PM
It is the former President who is reponsible for all these problem. Mahinda Rajapakses only aim is to come back as the head. Sorry we dont want him in power.
Raz Saturday, 08 June 2019 11:04 PM
Not only MR, they meet all party leaders and religious leaders to express their concerns!
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