IUBF Protest against student suppression

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Two effigies are seen set on fire today by members of the Inter University Bikkhu Federation (IUBF) during a protest staged by them outside the Fort Railway Station against the suppression of university students. Pix by Nisal Baduge

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Goraka Tuesday, 27 June 2017 06:21 PM

Free education - has no value.These monks should spend their time in the temple, instead of dabbling in politics.

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