Seneviratne has made this statement to several heads of state institutions at a meeting organized for state institution heads at Temple Trees yesterday to educate them on President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s political stance on the LLRC report and the challenges posed by the international community.
She has said that the President has decided to recall Dayan to Sri Lanka.
Kshenuka has noted that the actions of Sri Lanka’s Permanent Representative to Geneva, Tamara Kunanayagam also played a role in Sri Lanka’s defeat at the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva.
She has added that Sri Lanka has managed to even survive in this manner due to the efficiency of supervising MP at the External Affairs Ministry, Sajin Vass Gunawardena.
The President, External Affairs Minister and the Presidential Secretary addressed the gathering yesterday.
The Presidential Secretary has said that it was the responsibility of the public sector workers to build faith about the government in the minds of the people who have now lost faith in the government.
External Affairs Minister Prof G.L. Peiris also known as Geneva Loss Peiris has spoken for 45 minutes trying to convince the gathering that Sri Lanka had not lost in Geneva.
The President has pointed out that Sri Lankan missions in countries that have voted against Sri Lanka would be closed down and that new missions would be opened in countries that have supported Sri Lanka.
