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KUALA LUMPUR, August 31, 2010 (AFP) - A Sri Lankan tourist died fleeing kidnappers in Malaysia while a friend escaped and another was rescued by police, the force said Tuesday.The three had just arriv...
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We were not allowed time to take Legal action against constitutional amendments –Ranil
UNP leader Ranil Wickremesinghe addressing a media briefing at the Sri Kotha on the 1st, said the party was more ready to take political measures rather than legal against the Govt.’s proposed constitutional amendments.
Mr. Wickremesinghe gave this above answer in reply to a question posed by the media whether the UNP is taking legal measures against the constitutional amendments of the Govt. He also added that, as the proposed amendments in writing were received by the party only on Sunday last, there was hardly any time for the party’s legal Council to make an evaluation thereon.
Read more...Mr. Wickremesinghe gave this above answer in reply to a question posed by the media whether the UNP is taking legal measures against the constitutional amendments of the Govt. He also added that, as the proposed amendments in writing were received by the party only on Sunday last, there was hardly any time for the party’s legal Council to make an evaluation thereon.
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By Indika Sri Aravinda 2 nd Update
By Indika Sri AravindaThe most wanted fraudster Sakvithi Ranasinghe and his wife have been arrested and are now in police custody in Sri Lanka. Intelligence sources told Daily Mirror online that Sakvi...
- Sakvithi arrested
- New Cabinet sworn in
- ‘Sirasa’ stormed
- Court refuses to release Fonseka
- Marked Ballot Papers found in a Garbage Dump in Ratnapura
- Quadruple murder in Polgasovita
- “I will set fire to your Lanka Newspaper, You too be careful” – Gota threatened me! - Somawansa
- Parliament to be dissolved soon
- Lanka e news journalist missing
- Court rejects search warrant
- DIG Lewke’s transfer cancelled
- Presidential candidate joins Fonseka
- Fonseka’s supporters shot, 1 dead
- Batti mayor supports Fonseka
- Dept. Minister Sellasamy to support Fonseka
- TNA confirms support to Fonseka
- Tense situation in Ampara, Riot Squad deployed
- UPF leader P. Chandrasekeran dies following a brief illness
- Sachithanandan and Yogaraja joins UNP, to support Fonseka
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