Sri Lanka Burns As President Rajapaksa Runs To Maldives

Mr. Rajapaksa wouldn’t have made it to the Maldives had he not been favoured by the Maldivian Parliament Speaker and former president Mohamed Nasheed. As he held the position of President, he was not arrested for fleeing his country and made full use of his diplomatic immunity. The run is such a drastic contrast to Ukrainian President who continues to hold the helm despite his country being attacked from all fronts.
As per reports, Rajapaksa’s resignation letter would be sent to Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abeywardena around 8 pm Sri Lanka time. Also, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe is will be sworn in as the President of Sri Lanka for a brief period till a new Sri Lankan President is appointed on 20 July.
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The epicenter of the problem is the corruption and ill-handling of people’s fund, something that cannot be denied. While a new leadership is trying to keep things in control, people have been demanding the resignation of even Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe. The country in seven decades has not found itself in such deep waters as it finds itself today.
There is no access to fuel, and schools have had to be shut down. Food has become scare and commodities are being black marketed. Protestors are thronging roads in multitudes with law and order gone to wild dogs.




