News People raid former Minister Gamini Lokuge’s House Date: April 4, 2022 Former Energy Minister Gamini Lokuge’s house located in Piliyandala has been raided by the residents, following days of anti-government protests in the country. A huge cutout placed nearby has also been set on fire. MIAP TagsLanka News WebSri Lanka Previous articlePresident ready to allow any party to form government if 113-majority provenNext articlePeople raid Keheliya Rambukwella’s House too – Police launch tear gas attack Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular How Singapore Chose to Work — and Why Sri Lanka Still Can After Three Decades of Silence, Sri Lanka’s Child Abuse Case Files Are Finally Opened Debt Storm Returns as Sri Lanka’s Growth Engine Stalls Policy Paralysis Threatens Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Transition Experts and Unions Warn Rushed CEB Breakup Risks Blackouts More like thisRelated How Singapore Chose to Work — and Why Sri Lanka Still Can CN - January 24, 2026 By Roger Srivasan Discipline, merit, and the courage to enforce... After Three Decades of Silence, Sri Lanka’s Child Abuse Case Files Are Finally Opened MIAP - January 24, 2026 After Three Decades of Silence, Sri Lanka’s Child Abuse Case Files Are Finally Opened Debt Storm Returns as Sri Lanka’s Growth Engine Stalls CN - January 24, 2026 Sri Lanka’s fragile debt recovery is once again under... Policy Paralysis Threatens Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Transition CN - January 24, 2026 Sri Lanka’s ambitious renewable energy drive is facing a...
