Complaint against Minister

Friday, 20 July 2012 22:05

Mannar Magistrate A. Judsaan lodged a complaint with the Mannar police this evening against Minister Rishard Bathiudeen for allegedly threatening him over the phone regarding a court order he had given and also over the attack on the Mannar Court, police said. (Supun Dias)

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-4+34 # chamila 2012-07-21 00:41

This is call what the Rahapaksha style.

-3+36 # Jacoob 2012-07-21 01:35

Fruit is rapidly ripening.. people await the harvest very soon...

-3+38 # Ram Perera 2012-07-21 03:17

If the complaint was against a civilian by now the person will be behind bars. IGP what are you doing? You don't need any permission to arrest a politician for a crime. Please do your job
Ram

-3+26 # EM 2012-07-21 03:24

These people do some business!!! one has gone to Singapore, The other one still counting his days, This fellow will have the same fate. This is Sri Lanka! mark my word

-3+14 # Political Illiterate 2012-07-21 04:48

Contempt to the rule of Law. Meya Kawde? Monawade Keranne?

-5+15 # Monaragala Marthelis 2012-07-21 05:33

Excuse the politicians they are under so much stress serving the Sri Lankans and building Sri Lanka

-3+33 # Haleem Deen 2012-07-21 06:24

What else can you expect from these goon ministers appointed by MR. Their philosophy is "My way or Highway". This guy should be sacked. However MR will promote him in keeping with his traditional way.

-3+25 # Cobra 2012-07-21 07:21

A couple of minister thugs are dragging MR and his govt. down. With a 2/3 rd majority in Parliament I cannot understand why he makes excuses for them without just kicking them out unless he thinks that the can get something out of even he camp stray dogs for his lust for power!

-1+16 # bandara 2012-07-21 12:14

because the 2/3 majority comes from such thugs support

-3+11 # Nodrog 2012-07-21 08:34

Its good that these things are happening and MR doing nothing about it because then the little popularity he has left will fade away sooner and the people will rise to reclaim their rights

-2+11 # Calistus Jayatilleke 2012-07-21 08:49

A good one, now we should wait and see the outcome as to how the President is going to solve this issue. Predictably, the offending Minister might get a promotion or an appointment to an overseas posting, just like the disciplinary actions taken against other culprits in the government.

-2+8 # nicky karunarathna 2012-07-21 08:59

Sack the minister immediately and then have a inquiary. And it is governement duty to ask the minister to apologize to magistrate. Whatever the good things governement is doing, they must keep the decorum and discipline in the country which is parmount and the cardinal principle. And also show that nobody is above the law!

-3+8 # Roshan 2012-07-21 09:34

Political Arrogance and hooliganism gone right into judiciary threatening democratic society. Is this part of 'Mahinda Chinthanaya' ? President should take immediate action to prove his commitment to maintain law and order.

-2+14 # Manik 2012-07-21 10:11

Will the judge be abducted by a white van?

-12+5 # moafsa 2012-07-21 11:18

minister has no alternatives to get the muslim fishermen their land. we criticize the politicians who work for the minority but leave the religious thugs who brainwash ,force the government & the public to behave in a way that disturbs the lives

-3+12 # abdulla 2012-07-21 11:55

Having two third power ,why cant MR take action against corrupt thuggery Ministers. Is he approving all actions of his thug ministers.

-2+8 # CitizenY 2012-07-21 14:25

Yet another case of political interference that will result in no result.
Have any ministers of the ruling party been imprisoned for there illegal actions ?

-6+0 # johneY 2012-07-21 18:45

This issue handling by foreign Tamil Tiger supporters, make our mother land bad image in the International Community

-0+2 # peeda mossa 2012-07-21 22:26

According to Navin Dissanayake, these are the Ministers who should be paid a million dollar salary to curb corruption.

-0+2 # shan 2012-07-22 11:57

jOHNEY
THIS IS A TRUE INCIDENT

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