Rajapakses won full freedom for country ? so 384 road names to be changed
(Lanka-e-News -05.Feb.2013, 8.30PM) On account of the commemoration of the 65th independence day anniversary celebrations , the MaRa regime is making arrangements to change the names of 384 roads in Colombo and the environs, based on the latest reports. Since it is claimed that the Rajapakses have freed the country completely , these changes are to be effected.
T B Ekanayake ,the present notorious Minister of cultural affairs (uncultured affairs?) who was arrested by the police when a raid was conducted on a super class brothel at Kollupitiya Liberty Plaza some time ago , has sent a letter regarding the changing of old names of the 384 roads to the megalomaniac MaRa who is equally notorious for his mad obsession with violating the laws flagrantly and wantonly. MaRa has not given the green light to it yet.
These 384 roads which were constructed during the periods of the Portuguese, Dutch and the British bear the historical names given to them , while the MaRa regime despite all its boasts and grandiose speeches had not constructed a single new road in Colombo or its environs.
Even when the road in the immediate vicinity of the Nelum Pokuna Hall whose construction was begun during the tenure of office of former President Chandrika Bandaranaike was being changed from its old name Ananda Coomaraswamy Mawatha to Nelum Pokuna Mawatha after Nelum Pokuna Hall was opened by MaRa later , there was massive opposition to it from the intelligentsia of the country.
(Lanka-e-News -05.Feb.2013, 8.30PM) On account of the commemoration of the 65th independence day anniversary celebrations , the MaRa regime is making arrangements to change the names of 384 roads in Colombo and the environs, based on the latest reports. Since it is claimed that the Rajapakses have freed the country completely , these changes are to be effected.T B Ekanayake ,the present notorious Minister of cultural affairs (uncultured affairs?) who was arrested by the police when a raid was conducted on a super class brothel at Kollupitiya Liberty Plaza some time ago , has sent a letter regarding the changing of old names of the 384 roads to the megalomaniac MaRa who is equally notorious for his mad obsession with violating the laws flagrantly and wantonly. MaRa has not given the green light to it yet.
These 384 roads which were constructed during the periods of the Portuguese, Dutch and the British bear the historical names given to them , while the MaRa regime despite all its boasts and grandiose speeches had not constructed a single new road in Colombo or its environs.
Even when the road in the immediate vicinity of the Nelum Pokuna Hall whose construction was begun during the tenure of office of former President Chandrika Bandaranaike was being changed from its old name Ananda Coomaraswamy Mawatha to Nelum Pokuna Mawatha after Nelum Pokuna Hall was opened by MaRa later , there was massive opposition to it from the intelligentsia of the country.
| MP Sridharan visited resettled people at Mugamalai |
| [ Tuesday, 05 February 2013, 02:10.03 PM GMT +05:30 ] |
 TNA parliamentarian C.Sridharan directly visited recently resettled people at Mugamalai on February 2. On behalf of migrated Tamil relatives MP hand over school equipments for students in the area. |
  Speaking at the event MP went on to say, We have loss all our relatives and properties in the war. However we are confident on our future activities.People at Mugamalai area faced various losses. I always stress students to pay their attention on education activities and achieve victory. To encourage education activities members of Faith are light residing in the foreign countries have sent school equipments for war affected children. President of the Mugamalai Village development board, TNA Killinochchie district Secretary Su. Pasubathipillai,TNA Patchilaipalli organizer S.Suren, teacher Shanthan and several other officials were also present at this event. End of the event TNA MP Sirdharan directly visited the house of people and monitored their present situation.    |
