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If all prisoners, whose bail applications were refused, go on hunger strike, we would have to implement a new law call ‘Hunger Strike Law’, Power and Renewable Energy Deputy Minister Ajith P. Perera said at the opening ceremony of seven multipurpose buildings recently.
The Deputy Minister made the above remark and said people should obey the law and order, if they respected the courts.
“It is pointless to speak politics in courts. What we should do is hire a good lawyer and speak the law,” he said.
The seven buildings were built at a cost of Rs. 7,000,000 through the decentralised budget funds of Deputy Minister P. Perera and MP Malik Jayatilleke. (Danushka Lanka Nanayakkara)
Jonson Sunday, 26 March 2017 11:55 PM
I agree with deputy minister but his unspeakable bitter truth and his feelings was in spite of many political wrong doers are out but he is in. via DM Android App
Damith Monday, 27 March 2017 07:05 AM
Very True!!
ananda Monday, 27 March 2017 12:13 PM
Very true. These are the type of legislators we elect to parliament who disregard court decisions against their fraudulent acts. Charges should be framed against him for insulting the courts. via DM Android App
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