Are we invited to an all-party govt to share the benefit of the Coal Scandal? Opposition Leader questions (VIDEO)

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Leader of the Opposition Sajith Premadasa attending a silent protest organised by the Samagi Jana Balawegaya (SJB) today (29) against the recently revised electricity tariffs questioned whether they are invited to join an all-party government to share the benefit of the Coal Scandal at the Norochcholai Power Plant.

The protest was held in front of Parliament this morning.

Despite the people’s endless suffering, the government is working to drag the country further down the cliff with such scandals being endorsed and neither the political party of their relatives nor their media can see such tragedies, he emphasised.

MIAP

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