Colombo: Presidential elections are to be held today amid the ongoing crisis in Sri Lanka. 3-Way race for next president today. Sri Lanka’s presidential election is likely to be a triangular contest on Wednesday. Parliament meets at 10 am to votes for next president. Wickremesinghe, Alhapperuma and Left-wing Janata Vimukti
Colombo: Amid the ongoing crisis created ruckus in Sri Lanka, the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka on Friday issued an interim order banning former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa from leaving the country. Let us tell you that recently when the protesters in Sri Lanka entered the house of President Gotabaya,
Colombo: Protestors hit streets, Lanka in chaos. The Prime Minister’s Office in Sri Lanka announced the imposition of emergency in the country. Angry protesters surrounded the Prime Minister’s Office. The Speaker appointed Ranil Wickremesinghe as the acting President of the country. Army troops out to control crowds. The police are
Colombo: In the breaking development in Sri Lanka economic crisis, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has fled the country amid the political turmoil in Sri Lanka, which is facing economic crisis. According to the information, in the early hours of Wednesday, he flew from his country to Maldives. Let us inform that
Colombo: Mob vandalizes PM’s house and car, Protesters in Lanka, demanding the resignation of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, broke into his official residence here on Saturday by removing police barricades. Simultaneously, the protesters set fire to the private residence of the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka. According to reports, the police
Colombo: Amidst ruckus in Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has told party leaders that he is ready to resign as prime minister and make way for an all-party government. He said that he agreed with this recommendation of the leaders of the opposition party to ensure the safety of
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka`s President Gotabaya Rajapaksa revoked a state of emergency late on Tuesday after dozens of lawmakers walked out of the ruling coalition, leaving his government in a minority in parliament as it struggled to quell protests amid the country`s worst economic crisis in decades. In another setback for
Colombia: Amid the ongoing political unrest in Sri Lanka triggered by the massive economic crisis, President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has said that he will not resign, but is ready to hand over the government to whichever party holds 113 seats in Parliament. On Monday, Rajapaksa held back-to-back political meetings amidst public protests throughout the nation, calling
