‘No LTTE plot’ in UK parliament
Source of News: BBC
Organisers of a meeting on Sri Lanka in the House of Commons deny charges that it was a conspiracy against the Sri Lankan government.
‘There was no plot hatched,’ convener of the meeting, former mayor of Medway Dai Liyanage told BBC Sandesaya.
Mr. Liyanage was responding to allegations by Sri Lankan government that its opposition politicians met in the British parliament premises with Tamil Tigers for a conspiracy against Sri Lanka.
Resettlement and reconstruction
He said that this is the sixth meeting in a series that aimed at ‘uniting Sinhala Tamil and Muslim people’.
The meeting was held on the 25th of November in committee room 8 with opposition parliamentarian Dr. Jayalath Jayawardena and leftist politician Dr. Vickramabahu Karunaratne leading the discussion.
“Facts given by them at the meeting on the situation in the north was disputed by some who were supportive of the Sri Lankan government,” said Dai Liyanage.
Dr. Karunaratne told BBC Sandesaya on Monday that the meeting focussed on resettlement and reconstruction.
“However, without the representation of people, resettlement and reconstruction cannot take place,” he has told those who gathered.
‘Conspiracy’
Speaking to journalists on Monday in the Sri Lankan parliament, Construction, Engineering Services and Housing Minister Wimal Weerawansa accused Dr. Jayawardena and Dr. Karunaratne of ‘conspiring against the Sri Lankan government with Tamil Tigers,’ in the meeting held in Westminster.
“The minister should get his facts right before making accusations of a meeting which was attended by Sri Lanka High Commission officials in London,” Dr. Karunaratne added.
MRK Lenagala, Minister Counsellor (Political) and Kapila Fonseka, Councellor Information represented the Sri Lankan High Commission at the meeting in Westminster chaired by Former BBC News Editor Clive Lawrence and attended by Former Labour Transport Minister Paul Clark.
Source of News: BBC
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Me Aschamath Jathiyo Denna Sallibalagena, Chandawasibalagena, Amma Appa Hari Pawwa Dena Awalam Jathikayo Dennek. Balamu Ellaga sere Parlimentuwata Jayalath Jayawardanata Enna Puluwan Wevida Kiyala. UNP Minnisssuth Kemethi Neha Oyawage dewal ,Hella Dakinawa. WB Guu gahagena Paradawena Ekkek. Mekata yanna Enna Man Nethi Ekka Mudal Kotiyak Vithara Ganna Ethi Oya Kathawa Kiyanna.
Hello Jayalath Jayawardena,
Were you in Italy on the day of demonstration of so called diaspora ?
Do you dress clothes and speak to Sri Lankans ?
Basnayaka
This dogs don’t have even home land they all ways run around the street so what you expect form them if i can stoned them i will do that behalf of our brave war heroes.
It is a typical and dafalt answer by the anti-sri lankan LTTE supporters. I don’t expect them to say, yes we were talking and gathering against Sri Lanka.
“Reconciliation and reconstruction” were fancy words used here to cover-up their naked back side. Wicramabahu thanked the organisers for giving him a chance to “shed tears for the heros of LTTE” and if anybody says it is for reconstruction and unity then he or she must be writing and talking from their rear side. Because those lies are so stinky and only suits those stinky dogs like them.