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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Draco Malfoy" data-source="post: 29917705" data-attributes="member: 570250">adani's project isn't an attractive proposal. to find a proposal is attractive or not they should go with a tender or should take offers from other nations at least in confidential manner. if adani didn't like the both of those options, SL gov should've rejected it politely.Nope it wasn't jeppos. It was a court order. Jeppos went to the court that's true. but it was stopped by the court decision.If the gov properly did what they had to do for the norochchole, court wouldn't stop it. It was a failure of the government to execute the project in the correct process.It's easier to say "jeppo, jeppo, jeppo" as excuse to everything so that UNP, Pohottuwa and their brain dead supporters can hide behind them to cover their stupid decision making and epic failures.if that's the case we can only expect crony capitalists to the country. their would be no fair business opportunities in SL. just agree to whatever some country, crony capitalist say and let the innocent tax payers pay the price?So why we need a government assistant, laws & regulations for the businesses? Why anyone would talk about going higher in "ease of doing business" rankings?btw: even to find whether we've a small market which is not that attractive to businesses, you should go with a tender or let the open market decide. then only we can find out.Adani not investing in here just to sell to SL, he has a bigger plan, he's targeting SL power consumption & sell the rest to the India as well. so they definitely making money of it (which is ok) & not doing it for the charity.whether taking 20 years or 30 years to make his money back is his problem. what we should think about is get the best rates for the deal for our natural resource.</blockquote>

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