Bandula Gunawardhana Calls for Public Disclosure of Former Ministers’ Achievements Ahead of Presidential Election

August 16, Colombo (LNW):Transport, Highways, and Mass Media Minister Dr. Bandula Gunawardhana has emphasized the importance of revealing the work accomplished by seven former Cabinet Ministers who are running in this year’s Presidential Election. Speaking at a joint forum of former Local Government representatives from various parties, including Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna, United National Party, Sri Lanka Freedom Party, and Mahajana Eksath Peramuna in Homagama, Dr. Gunawardhana highlighted the need for voters to be informed about the candidates’ past achievements.

Minister Gunawardhana shared his own contributions as a Cabinet Minister under multiple governments. He mentioned the establishment of special Economic Centres across the country, aimed at creating markets for agricultural products, and the revival of the cooperative business model through the implementation of Coop City and Mini-Coop City. He also noted the creation of a nationwide network of Lak Sathosa branches.

As the Minister of Education, Dr. Gunawardhana introduced technology streams into the national curriculum, established Technology Faculties in universities, and oversaw the construction of Mahindodaya technology labs and faculties across the country.

The Minister asserted that the past performance of these former Cabinet Ministers is crucial for evaluating their ability to fulfill future responsibilities. He called for the public to be informed of their achievements, which he believes will help voters make an informed decision in the upcoming Presidential Election.

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