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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe is to make a statement on State Minister Vijayakala Maheswaran, who is at the centre of a controversy after allegedly calling for the resurgence of the LTTE, today (4), sources close to Prime Minister said last night.
Source said the Prime Minister had summoned Ms. Maheswaran for an inquiry and the former will make a statement on what was stated by Ms. Maheshwaran in Parliament this afternoon.
Haramanis Wednesday, 04 July 2018 07:05 AM
No action on Ravi, No action on Vijayakala - No action Ranil
Sambo Wednesday, 04 July 2018 07:50 AM
No wonder the people are sick of this government, cause you are only making statements and counter statements but no work been done. The writing is on the wall. You not see these parties for about another 20 years or so fro the way you are going. These are your final months.
Cobra Wednesday, 04 July 2018 07:54 AM
After a thorough investigation and if found guilty this woman should be and sacked from the party first and then slammed in prison,charged for high treason. Ranil, please do not treat her as a Mahendran, she's dangerous!!!
Kumara Dharmarathne Wednesday, 04 July 2018 07:59 AM
Even before, few times she has made similar reckless and irresponsible statements in the north, and PM did not take any action against her. However,PM has now decided to take action. Late is better than never.
Citizen Wednesday, 04 July 2018 08:24 PM
Appoint a commission and disregard the report.
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