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Provincial Councils and Local Government Minister Faizer Musthapha today said that he too had reservations on the report of the provincial delimitation commission.
He said this delimitation commission report was debated in the House.
“Do you mean to say that there are no issues with regard to the delimitation commission report” the minister asked Chief Opposition Whip Anura Kumara Dissanayake. “I also have issues with regard to the report,” he said.
The minister pointed out that the committee which was appointed by Speaker Karu Jayasuriya would examine the report and rectify any anomalies within two months and submit recommendations to the President. He said the report could then be presented to Parliament again. (Yohan Perera and Ajith Siriwardana)
Milinda Friday, 24 August 2018 08:53 PM
Disgraced minister you have passed ball and time has come to resign from the ministry and retire from politics. You will have to say goodbye to politics and go back to huldstorf and practice law from square one You have decived the public and betrayed them enough. The people will dump you to the garbage bin at the next election. We the public feel that you have missed the bus and there is no time to reform your self
Ravi Saturday, 25 August 2018 07:51 PM
He is indeed disgrace. He the one pass the earlier bill. Now. He says he is having reservations. He betrayed Thondaman at his initial political stage. Now the the country as whole
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