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Despite the political nonsense published by the media, this government is not one that can be easily toppled nor is it one that will collapse that easily, President Maithripala Sirisena said today.
Participating in a ceremony to distribute land deeds to the people in Uva Wellassa he said there was a lot of criticism directed towards the government.
“While watching news on television in the evening under this given media freedom, people who associates with me closely, say this government will fall tomorrow but this is not something that will happen,” the President said and added that it would only disappoint the people who are waiting for this government to collapse because it would never happen.
“The government will complete its term it was elected for and we will resolve the issues of the people. We will face the next election and also develop the country in the meantime,” he said.
gobbaya Tuesday, 14 March 2017 05:50 AM
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Ranjan Tuesday, 14 March 2017 06:02 AM
Then kindly hold the local Govt. elections. You can win in colors.
RD Tuesday, 14 March 2017 07:49 AM
It is true what the President said. They had brought all opposition politicians through various means (e.g. cars, money, protection against the crimes committed). So why would anyone wants topple this government. I feel sorry for my country. We don't have a single honest politician in this country. There are a lot of honest people in this country but they are afraid to change the present corrupted system.
Chaminda Tuesday, 14 March 2017 07:52 AM
Better fail than do nothing
Missaka Tuesday, 14 March 2017 08:01 AM
Even the previous leader was confident that he was unstoppable. Difference compared to the current regime, in previous era, as a country we achieved some milestones, whilst the corruption prevailed, but current regime it seems only corruption going on!.
Kaboos Tuesday, 14 March 2017 04:08 PM
Nobody can fall the govt if you fulfill the promises.
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