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| Govt. splitting into three Rajapakses: conflicts deepen |
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(Lanka-e-News, July 21, 2010, 1.20PM) The Govt. which is confronted by a grave crisis has by now split into three factions, Govt. internal sources say.
It is reported that those within the Govt. have got divided into three factions behind Basil Rajapakse, Gotabaya Rajapakse and Naamal Rajapakse. Many of those who were earlier backing Basil Rajapakse are now with the Naamal faction. Owing to this division into three Rajapakses, the activities of the Govt. are in a disarray, sources say.
When one of the Govt. M P s was asked about this chaos and confusion, he only shook his head and gave no answer. |
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At the time when the Cabinet Ministers were appointed, many senior Ministers were marginalized leading to their bitter disillusionment .This disappointment is apparently escalating. Though these Ministers have not aligned themselves behind any of the Rajapakses, they are however performing their tasks without much interest or devotion, it is reported. All these are only contributing to the detriment of the country. |
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Meanwhile, World Garment Industries Organization President had recently announced that, because the GSP + benefit was lost the country is losing Euro 1.24 billion, that is Rs.181.15 billion (Rs. 181,151,600,000) per year. Yet, the Govt. has belittled this issue. Consequent upon this loss, many Industries are in the process of closing down, whereby many lakhs of workers will also lose their jobs.
Three garment Industries run by a Pakistani national in SL are to close down in the next three months. There are over a 1000 workers in his Industries alone. |
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