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Oi Oi! meka "Helping Hambatota" newei
ඕයි ඕයි කොච්චි වල වඩේ විකුණලා පාරවල් වල කඩාකප්පල් උද්ඝෝෂණ කරලා කොටි පතියෝ උණ video නැද්ද මේ වගේ.. 
මුන් කලින් කියුවා අච්චරක් බිළියන් මේකට ආවා ගගා. එක පැලවත්තේ අරමුදලක්ද එතකොට? මුන් ලෝක හොරු ටිකක් නෙ එළිපිට හොරකමේ යන්නේ.
Oi Oi! meka "Helping Hambatota" newei
Helping Hambanotha thawa hodayi Fund ekak hari thibba
Ko Jeppan Ge Rebuild Sri Lanka Fund ekata dunna salli walata mokada Une?
RTI ekak daala ahapan. Sure netnam meke adanne netuwa Briberu eke complaint ekak dapan ban.
owata boruwata adala wedak ne ban. Baiyya kiwwa gaman "Hora" kiyala trademark eka wedila register wela tiyenne.
mewa hena prasidda case ne ban. ea aanduwen case eka yata gahala porawa beruwa.
Antimata nidahas karapu theenduwa dipu miniha, Sarath N Silva awilla kiwwa Hire daanna tibba manussayawa nidahas kara kiyala.
Tusnami walata Rs. 113 million salli hamba unama, mahinda eken 20 million, National Disaster Relief Fund ekata daala itiri 82 million uge private account 1ta da gatta. ea account ekata tamai "Helping Hambantota" kiyanne.
The B report further states that the complaint made by MP Hashim also says that on February 3, by cheque No. 179127 a sum of Rs. 82,958,247.70 was transferred from the Prime Minister’s Punarjeewana Fund at People’s Bank to a private account at Standard Chartered Bank Rajagiriya. That this account was maintained in the name of Prime Minister Rajapakse’s late father’s trust the D.A. Rajapakse Foundation. The signatories to this account were Advisor to the Prime Minister, Professor P. Epasinghe, Mahinda Gunawardena, Udaya Abeyratne and Chamal Rajapakse.
That according to The Sunday Leader newspaper of July 10, Accountant S. Subasinghe had sought approval from Secretary Lalith Weeratunga to transfer the said monies to the private STB account on the verbal directions given to Subasinghe by Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse. Weeratunga had granted approval to do so and the said monies were deposited into a fixed deposit at the private bank.
The report further detailing MP Hashim’s complaint to the CID states that on July 5, an adjournment question was asked by UNP MPs John Amaratunga and Dayasri Jayasekera from Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse regarding this account and he admitted that Rs. 82 million was in fact deposited into the ‘Helping Hambantota’ fund for which he had obtained cabinet approval.
The complaint states according to the B report that no such cabinet approval for the transfer of these monies was obtained.
Therefore Hashim’s complaint alleges as per the CID report filed in court that the deposit of local and foreign tsunami donations sent to the country, into a private account amounts to criminal misappropriation of state funds and criminal breach of trust and calls for an inquiry into this matter.
mewa hena prasidda case ne ban. ea aanduwen case eka yata gahala porawa beruwa.
Antimata nidahas karapu theenduwa dipu miniha, Sarath N Silva awilla kiwwa Hire daanna tibba manussayawa nidahas kara kiyala.
Tusnami walata Rs. 113 million salli hamba unama, mahinda eken 20 million, National Disaster Relief Fund ekata daala itiri 82 million uge private account 1ta da gatta. ea account ekata tamai "Helping Hambantota" kiyanne.
The B report further states that the complaint made by MP Hashim also says that on February 3, by cheque No. 179127 a sum of Rs. 82,958,247.70 was transferred from the Prime Minister’s Punarjeewana Fund at People’s Bank to a private account at Standard Chartered Bank Rajagiriya. That this account was maintained in the name of Prime Minister Rajapakse’s late father’s trust the D.A. Rajapakse Foundation. The signatories to this account were Advisor to the Prime Minister, Professor P. Epasinghe, Mahinda Gunawardena, Udaya Abeyratne and Chamal Rajapakse.
That according to The Sunday Leader newspaper of July 10, Accountant S. Subasinghe had sought approval from Secretary Lalith Weeratunga to transfer the said monies to the private STB account on the verbal directions given to Subasinghe by Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse. Weeratunga had granted approval to do so and the said monies were deposited into a fixed deposit at the private bank.
The report further detailing MP Hashim’s complaint to the CID states that on July 5, an adjournment question was asked by UNP MPs John Amaratunga and Dayasri Jayasekera from Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse regarding this account and he admitted that Rs. 82 million was in fact deposited into the ‘Helping Hambantota’ fund for which he had obtained cabinet approval.
The complaint states according to the B report that no such cabinet approval for the transfer of these monies was obtained.
Therefore Hashim’s complaint alleges as per the CID report filed in court that the deposit of local and foreign tsunami donations sent to the country, into a private account amounts to criminal misappropriation of state funds and criminal breach of trust and calls for an inquiry into this matter.
අනාත බයි පොන්නයො බලු කෙඳිරි ගාන හැමවෙලේම බනින්න ගියොත් අපිට වෙන වැඩක් කරන්න වෙලාවක් නැති වෙනවා. උන් ඇඬු කඳුළෙන් ඉන්නෙ
කියන්න හරි දෙයක් නැතුව බලු කෙඳිරි ගගහ පච කෙළිනවා.ඒක ආණ්ඩුවේ සාර්ථකත්වය මනින මිම්මක්. බයි සිලි බයි බලු කෙඳිරි නැවතුන දවසක් ආවොත් බලන්න ඕන. අන්න එදාට ඇත්ත ප්රශ්නයක් තියෙන්න පුලුවන්.
Chandrika Koti 29 k dunnaa neda ewa battharamulle Office eke Account ekata da demme naethnam salli thama athe da thiyegena inneRTI ekak daala ahapan. Sure netnam meke adanne netuwa Briberu eke complaint ekak dapan ban.
owata boruwata adala wedak ne ban. Baiyya kiwwa gaman "Hora" kiyala trademark eka wedila register wela tiyenne.
mewa hena prasidda case ne ban. ea aanduwen case eka yata gahala porawa beruwa.
Antimata nidahas karapu theenduwa dipu miniha, Sarath N Silva awilla kiwwa Hire daanna tibba manussayawa nidahas kara kiyala.
Tusnami walata Rs. 113 million salli hamba unama, mahinda eken 20 million, National Disaster Relief Fund ekata daala itiri 82 million uge private account 1ta da gatta. ea account ekata tamai "Helping Hambantota" kiyanne.
The B report further states that the complaint made by MP Hashim also says that on February 3, by cheque No. 179127 a sum of Rs. 82,958,247.70 was transferred from the Prime Minister’s Punarjeewana Fund at People’s Bank to a private account at Standard Chartered Bank Rajagiriya. That this account was maintained in the name of Prime Minister Rajapakse’s late father’s trust the D.A. Rajapakse Foundation. The signatories to this account were Advisor to the Prime Minister, Professor P. Epasinghe, Mahinda Gunawardena, Udaya Abeyratne and Chamal Rajapakse.
That according to The Sunday Leader newspaper of July 10, Accountant S. Subasinghe had sought approval from Secretary Lalith Weeratunga to transfer the said monies to the private STB account on the verbal directions given to Subasinghe by Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse. Weeratunga had granted approval to do so and the said monies were deposited into a fixed deposit at the private bank.
The report further detailing MP Hashim’s complaint to the CID states that on July 5, an adjournment question was asked by UNP MPs John Amaratunga and Dayasri Jayasekera from Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse regarding this account and he admitted that Rs. 82 million was in fact deposited into the ‘Helping Hambantota’ fund for which he had obtained cabinet approval.
The complaint states according to the B report that no such cabinet approval for the transfer of these monies was obtained.
Therefore Hashim’s complaint alleges as per the CID report filed in court that the deposit of local and foreign tsunami donations sent to the country, into a private account amounts to criminal misappropriation of state funds and criminal breach of trust and calls for an inquiry into this matter.
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