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MP Ganesan tells govt. to hand over power to those capable of running country

Leader of the Tamil Progressive Alliance (TPA) MP Mano Ganesan yesterday said that as a result of the illogical and imprudent policies of the current rulers, the country was now like a ship without a captain.
Addressing a media briefing in Colombo, MP Ganesan said: “Today, this country is without an active government or a leader.”
“How have countries such as India and Bangladesh protected and developed their economies to a level of being able to grant us loans?” the MP asked.
“This country is blessed with greater advantages than India and Bangladesh. Sri Lanka is an island and that could have been shielded against the Coronavirus entering it. But, the government should take responsibility for allowing the Coronavirus to enter the country as they opened up the country. Hence, you are responsible for the thousands of deaths due to Covid,” he said, adding that the government had no right to blame the rising cost of living in the country on the pandemic.
He said that the current rulers should hand over the country to those who knew how to run it and resign.
MP Ganesan said that even the fertiliser imported to the country had been found to be unsuitable by the National Plant Quarantine Services (NPQS). However, the Chinese Embassy has rejected this report claiming it to be wrong. They claim their fertiliser is of good standard and have released a report on tests carried out in their country. “What is this? The Directors of the NPQS should respond to these claims,” he said.
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ECSL launch Election Dispute Resolution (EDR) Mobile App

The Election Commission of Sri Lnka [ECSL] taking another step forward in ensuring free and fair elections, launched a Mobile Application for the speedy resolution of disputes arising during elections.
The Election Disputes Resolution (EDR) App a simple and efficient way to report election issues instantly will be put to test during the forthcoming Local Authorities Election
It can be downloaded on Appstore and Google Play
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JMSDF MURASAME calls Port of Colombo

Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) MURASAME arrived at the Port of Colombo on a replenishment visit this morning (22 Mar 25).
The visiting ship was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in compliance with naval traditions.
JMSDF MURASAME is a 151m long Destroyer commanded by Commander HAYAKAWA Masahiro. Meanwhile, she is manned by a crew of 200.
During her stay in Colombo, crew members of the ship are expected to visit some tourist attractions in the city of Colombo and the ship is scheduled to depart the island on 25 Mar 25.
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Two persons shot dead at Devinuwara

It has been reported that two persons riding a motorcycle were killed in a shooting incident that took place around 11.45pm on Friday [21] night , in front of the southern entrance of the Devundara Sri Vishnu Devalaya, on Sinhasana Road.
The unidentified gunmen, who arrived in a van, opened fire using a T-56 assault rifle and 9 mm firearms before fleeing the scene. The police have recovered 39 T-56 bullet casings, two T-56 rounds of live ammunition, a T-56 magazine, three 9 mm bullet casings, and one 9mm live ammunition.
The van suspected to have been used by the shooters was found abandoned and set on fire on a side road about 800 meters from the crime scene.
The two deceased victims have been identified as Tikira Hennedige Yomesh Nadishan and Marakkala Manage Pasidu Tharuka, both residents of Sinhasana Road, Devinuwara.
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