Joint Protest in Colombo Against Sale of State Resources Planned for Wednesday

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February 21, Colombo (LNW): A united front is set to stage a joint protest in Colombo on Wednesday (21) opposing the sale of state resources. Organized by the National Resources Protection Movement, the demonstration brings together various trade unions, including those from the telecommunications, postal, banking, electricity, and insurance sectors.

Chinthaka Bandara, Co-convener of the National Resources Protection Movement, highlighted the imminent threat of selling nearly 40 state-owned businesses. The protest aims to voice collective opposition to the proposed sale and draw attention to the concerns raised by the involved trade unions.

The demonstration reflects a shared commitment among diverse sectors to protect and preserve state resources, signaling a unified stand against privatization efforts. As plans unfold for the protest, the organizers anticipate a strong representation from workers advocating for the safeguarding of public assets and resources.

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