Hambantota protest: Restraining order on Namal, D.V. Upul

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The Hambantota Magistrate Court has issued a restraining order preventing protests by MP Namal Rajapaksa and D.V. Upul in the vicinity of the Hambantota Port, Indian Consulate and the roads leading to the Hambantota Port tomorrow.

Hambantota Magistrate Court issued the order after the Police petitioned court of protests scheduled to be held tomorrow against the agreements to be signed over the development of the Hambantota Port and Mattala Airport involving foreign countries.

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senewi Thursday, 05 October 2017 12:39 PM

This shows how the law can be bended and used to suppress fundamental rights.

fareed Thursday, 05 October 2017 02:19 PM

There is no fundamntal right involves in this because they had a despotic ragem and they should thank the government for letting them walk free.

Dee Thursday, 05 October 2017 04:48 PM

Do you know the meaning of fundamental rights?

ceylon Thursday, 05 October 2017 07:03 PM

is this the upul who threatened fcid to stone them to death . via DM Android App

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