Sanath Nishantha Suspended from Parliament for Unruly Conduct

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Parliament witnessed an unprecedented move as State Minister Sanath Nishantha faced a two-week suspension due to his disruptive behavior within the Chambers on Tuesday (Nov. 21). Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena made the announcement to Members of Parliament following the initiation of the Third Reading and Committee Stage debate on the 2024 Budget this morning.

The suspension highlights a rare and consequential action taken against a sitting member, emphasizing the significance of maintaining decorum and respectful conduct within the parliamentary sessions.

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