Sanath, Muthuhettigama want Ministerial posts
Posted by Editor on April 22, 2012 - 12:32 pm
Parliamentarian Sanath Jayasuriya and three other MPs have requested President Mahinda Rajapaksa for ministerial portfolios in the government.
In a letter signed by Jayasuriya, Galle district MP Nishantha Muttuhettigama, Ampara district MP Sarath Weerasekera and Matale district MP Lakshman Wasantha Perera they said they have waited for a long period and it is time for them to get ministerial portfolios considering their performance and also considering the votes they obtained at the general election.
Accordingly, the President had promised them that he would consider their requests soon. Muttuhettigama told Daily Mirror online that they had handed over the letter to the President on Thursday.
Courtesy: DM Online
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The Grasshoppers attract to the Flame & Expression of Endless unsatisfying Thirsty of worldly pleasure…!
They are going to die with same thirsty & end up in the HELL…! The people who misuse public money will have to vomit in the hell…!
Amden,
You are quite right about the repercussions of bad deeeds. As they say kala kala de pala pala de. But where did hell come in to the equasation. I have never heard of heaven and hell in Buddism. You are always commenting about the misbelievers and now you come up with Hell. am confused.
By the way. What has happened to Nicholas. Have you heard anything at all. I hope he is OK.
Sisira..!
Your confusion is your less learning of things. There’s no any reasonable, profound explanation of the Hell & Heaven anywhere than in the Buddhism..!
Christianity only says the words of hell & heaven but nothing else, it’s like a saying of the elephent by blind one.
Haven’t you heard “apaaya” in sinhala.? That’s the same..!
Actually “Kala kala de, pala pala de” has made by common folk only looking the surface of dhamma & it’s not 100% correct too.
Nicolas broke his silence finally when he got kicked by ‘Karunanidi’… And he’s going to start the World war-3…
Muttuhettigama Nishantha and jayasooriya Sanath do deserve cabinet slots. The two have served the nation well.
Jayasooriya will do well in the Sports Ministry and Muttuhettigama will excel in Internal/external Security.
Over to you Sir, President Rajapaksa, there are two potentially exceptional candidates knocking on the Cabinet door.
But srilankan cabinet is dead locked with dead losses & house full, even it’s exploding with excess of overflowing Empty Heads.! WORLD LARGEST Cabinet is in Worlds smallest Srilanka..!
And another terrible shocking SEEN mentioned in a paper is there’re 100s of “Empty Advisers” assigned to various sections of this govt to spend public money in oblique way.
It has said that those empty advisers get millions of public money yearly as their allowances.
Hilariously, one of such adviser has revealed that no advice has ever taken of him in his last 2years job as an adviser in Srilankan Government & only he’s having MONEY as allowance/ transport/ telephone/ fuel/etc…
Srilankan president had “only(& hilariously)” 38 advisers in year 2009 up to that news….
Admin of srilanka favours their henchmen by making posts in vain for them. The money spent to the war in past, now Swallowing by hidden devils in this country. ඔහොම යං, ඔහොම යං… අපායට..!
“bad & harmful things are easy… Good & harmless things are the very difficult to do”
-A translation of Buddhas great saying-
Advisors are essential for good governace. The ormer Attorney General the former Chief Justice all have contributed to the nation’s well being.
The excellent performance aginst the World’s only superpower was brought about by Gunawardane Sajin Vaas and other advisors in SL delegation.
If just one more country out of the 47 with voting powers had abstained, victory would have been sweet.
Politicians need advisors to support them with policy directions. The politicians are generally good communicators and relationship people. The two characteristics they have should be married with executive and thinking skills of the Advisors to give birth to good governance. And that is what Mahinda Chinthanaya has achieved.
Anthony.!
Advisers & Ministers both are essential to govern a country, no one can do alone, so that’s not a debate here.!
But what if them turn to be Adverse here…!?!
Good & Bad – Heaven & Hell exist