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Debate on Port City Bill this week

COLOMBO (News1st): While attention is being drawn towards the COVID-19 pandemic, matters concerning the Colombo Port City will reach a decisive point this - Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Sri Lanka, the latest political news, sports news, weather updates, exam results, business news, entertainment news, world news and much more from News 1st, Sri Lanka's leading news network.

Powerful Buddhist Monk Opposes China Funded Colombo Port City Project

Powerful Buddhist Monk Opposes China Funded Colombo Port City Project Lanka govt.scrambles to assuage Abayarama temple head COLOMBO: The politically influential head of the Abayarama temple in Colombo, Ven.Muruththetuwe Ananda Thero, has thrown his weight behind petitions in the Sri Lankan Supreme Court against the China-funded US$ 1.4 billion Colombo Port City (CPC) project. The CPC is now at the crucial stage of getting a separate legal structure meant to get foreign investors. Ven. Ananda Thero told a press conference on April 15 that his organization “Rata Rakina Jana Handa” had supported President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and his Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) in the 2019 and 2020 elections in the hope of preventing the sale of Sri Lankan State assets to foreign countries, but the regime is now trying to make the Colombo Port City a “Chinese colony”.

LEN - www lankaenews com | Port City Bill Needs Referendum !

(Dr) Jayampathy Wickramaratne, President’s Counsel (Lanka-e-News -18.April.2021, 10.45PM) The Colombo Port Economic Commission Bill was presented in Parliament on 08 April 2021, while the country was getting ready to celebrate the traditional New Year. With the intervening weekend and three public holidays, citizens had just two working days to retain lawyers, many of whom were on vacation, and file applications challenging the constitutionality of the Bill in the Supreme Court within the one-week period stipulated in the Constitution. One wonders whether the timing was deliberate. The Bar Association of Sri Lanka said in a statement that it was extremely concerned about the limited time given for scrutiny and discussion of this important Bill, as well as the timing of placing the Bill on the Order Paper of Parliament, which was after the suspension of sittings of the Supreme Court, a time when many members of the legal profession are unavailable. Because the period of one week w

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