People in various parts of the island are quenching their anger over the brutal assault launched on GotaGoGama, a hypothetical village built in GalleFace in objection to the Rajapaksa administration, by pro-Rajapaksa protesters by setting the residences of Ruling Party politicians on fire and damaging their properties.

In their tendency to vandalism driven by rage over the state-sponsored terrorism witnessed in Colombo this afternoon, the Medamulana Rajapaksa Museum, the crown jewel of the Rajapaksa Family, has also been set on fire. Outraged people have smashed the statues in the premises as well.

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The Presidential Secretariat in a statement said that the curfew will be in effect from 7 pm today to 7 am tomorrow, adding an order that none shall be allowed to stay on a public road, railway, public park, public playground or any other public space, except under the possession of a written permit issued by an authorising officer.

The statement is presumably blocking any further existence of the GotaGoGama, the hypothetical village built in objection to the Rajapaksas as part of a wider movement against the current administration, in GalleFace, and the holding of further protests or marches.

Omalpe Sobhitha Thero vehemently condemned the brutal attack launched at peaceful demonstrators at GalleFace by pro-Rajapaksa protesters, stating that Mahinda Rajapaksa has simply listed himself among genociders in World History like Hitler and Pol Pot.

Speaking to media in Colombo, the former government stalwart noted that such an ugly vice was expected from a reputed leader like Mahinda Rajapaksa who had worshiped the Eight Sacred Temples of Anuradhapura only yesterday (08).

Both the President and the Prime Minister should be held accountable this brutal assault, the Thera emphasised, adding that the entire Rajapaksa clan can never escape from this attack.

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