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ela ela
congrats mahinda and every sri lankan....
ඉතින් අපි හදමු අපි අලුත් රටක්....
161-17
UNP එකට හුලං තමයි
congrats mahinda and every sri lankan....
ඉතින් අපි හදමු අපි අලුත් රටක්....
161-17
UNP එකට හුලං තමයි
jayawewa
thiyana dewal kala bila emu
'suba anagathaya' is only for government supporters
mahinda hamotama eka vidyata salakanawa.jayawewa
thiyana dewal kala bila emu
'suba anagathaya' is only for government supporters
oona balanko
job kattak set karala den nanආහ්.... එහෙනම් මාවත් ගනින්කෝ බන් මාමගේ පැත්තට
wadiya wada naha putuwa rath karala gedera yan na puluwan
Rs. 50000
varaya hodei ne
adan na epa 
oya constitutional amenment ekata agree da disagree da?
apoo...man asa na owa gana kta karana.i hate politics...
Kaurut randu wena epa owata...
its official now
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18th amendment passed, 161 in favour
The 18th amendment to the Constitution was passed in parliament a short while back with 161 voting in favour and 17 against.
The DNA and the TNA - excluding one member voted against the amendments.
However a total of 17- UNP MPs including eight SLMC members who were elected from the UNP voted in support of the amendments. TNA MP for Ampara district M. Piyasena voted in favour.
The UNP MPs Lakshman Seneviratne, Earl Gunasekara, Manusha Nanayakkara, Upeksha Swarnamali, Nimal Wijesinghe, Shri Ranga and Abdul Carder crossed over earlier in the day to the government and voted in favour. The others were the eight SLMC members elected from the UNP and two other UNPers – Prabha Ganeshan and Palani Digambaram who crossed over earlier.
The UNP had decided to boycott the sessions claiming that the amendments were unconstitutional, but the government argued that it would help to have a stable government.
sundaytimes
New Sri Lanka has started
18th amendment passed, 161 in favour
The 18th amendment to the Constitution was passed in parliament a short while back with 161 voting in favour and 17 against.
The DNA and the TNA - excluding one member voted against the amendments.
However a total of 17- UNP MPs including eight SLMC members who were elected from the UNP voted in support of the amendments. TNA MP for Ampara district M. Piyasena voted in favour.
The UNP MPs Lakshman Seneviratne, Earl Gunasekara, Manusha Nanayakkara, Upeksha Swarnamali, Nimal Wijesinghe, Shri Ranga and Abdul Carder crossed over earlier in the day to the government and voted in favour. The others were the eight SLMC members elected from the UNP and two other UNPers – Prabha Ganeshan and Palani Digambaram who crossed over earlier.
The UNP had decided to boycott the sessions claiming that the amendments were unconstitutional, but the government argued that it would help to have a stable government.
sundaytimes
The UNP had decided to boycott the sessions claiming that the amendments were unconstitutional, but the government argued that it would help to have a stable government.
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meka unconstitutional kiyanne kohomada.suprimecourt eken kiwwa deyak eka.
kohoma hari UNP kattiya againt vote dunne nahane.
a kiyanne eyalath kamathie wadeta.nathnam a bawa pennenna thibuna,vote eken.
suprimecourt eke orders piliganna wenawa okkotama.
.....
meka unconstitutional kiyanne kohomada.suprimecourt eken kiwwa deyak eka.
kohoma hari UNP kattiya againt vote dunne nahane.
a kiyanne eyalath kamathie wadeta.nathnam a bawa pennenna thibuna,vote eken.
suprimecourt eke orders piliganna wenawa okkotama.
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