The people’s struggle begins on Monday for the third day in a vacant lot near the Sri Lankan president’s office.
People, irrespective of race, religion or language, are fighting hard to ensure that the Rajputs are not left in the lurch until they are sent home.
Temporary tents have been set up on the battlefield for people to stay. Temporary cooking tents are set up there and cooking works are going on. Despite the pouring rain, people are still struggling to stay afloat. The protesters have named the area where the protest will take place as ‘Go Home Kota Village’.
Among the Sinhalese people involved in the struggle, Silas has been carrying banners reading ‘Apologies for the Tamil genocide’. The Muslim people involved in the struggle are breaking the fast and the Sinhala and Tamil people are cooking together.
The achievement of the Rajapaksas !: The people of Sri Lanka say that the Gotabhaya Rajapaksa-led government has done what no ruler or international power in the history of Sri Lanka can do. It is Sinhala, Tamil and Muslim harmony. That is to say, the Sinhala, Tamil and Muslim people of Sri Lanka, who were divided at different points, are fighting across the country, one on one point to send the Rajputs home.
In this connection, AOV Lotion, a senior journalist in Sri Lanka, said, ‘For the first time in my life, I see the problems of the Tamils being talked about in a struggle waged by the Sinhalese people. Bok’s perpetrators must be punished, and ” the missing must be brought to justice ” I saw slogans like “Mullivaikkal murders need justice”. Hunger has connected all the people of Sri Lanka irrespective of race, religion or language. If this reconciliation is to continue.
In this connection, Chandana Samaraweera, a Sinhalese who is involved in the struggle, said, ‘The Sinhalese people started their struggle last week when there was a 13-hour power outage in the country and they could not feed the children without gas and fuel.
A state of emergency was declared in the country to quell the struggle of the majority Sinhalese people. Those who organized the protest were arrested and brutally tortured. I can now imagine what the government has done to the Tamil people by persecuting the Sinhalese people so far.
The people involved in the struggle are demanding that the money looted by the Rajputs be returned to the people. Dylan, who took part in the protest, said: “Sri Lanka is not a poor country. The Rajapaksas have plundered money and made Sri Lanka a poor country. The Rajapaksa brothers have hoarded millions of rupees abroad. The money should be recovered and distributed to the people.
Dr. Nimalan, who took part in the struggle, said, “If the economic problem in the country is to be eliminated, there must be political stability in the country.” Political stability in the country can only be achieved if the current Adhikari Gotabhaya Rajapaksa resigns. The nations of the world will help Sri Lanka only if there is political stability. We are fighting for political stability.
Heating East issue: The people of Sri Lanka are now beginning to speak openly that it was the Rajapaksa mob that planned and carried out the East bombing to return to power.
It has now been revealed who conspired in connection with the East attack on Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, Archbishop of the Colombo Uyghur District of the Sri Lankan Catholic Church, who spoke at the protest in Galle. Conspiracy theorists can seize power. But, the regime cannot be defended. God damn the East attack plotters. The uprising of these people is the curse of God. ”
Former cricketer Dammika Prasad led a rally in Colombo demanding the identification of the masterminds of the East attack. Celebrities including Sanath Jayasuriya attended the rally.
“The East attack was carried out using some Muslims who were steeped in fundamentalism. Thus, the entire Muslim community came to be known as Awab. Although the attack was carried out by some fundamentalist Muslims, it was said at the time that there was a grand conspiracy by the Rajapaksas to return to power. In this connection, the people have now begun to speak openly about the issue which has hitherto been talked about as a state of affairs.
Attam Rajputs Fort: The Southern Province of Sri Lanka is considered to be the fort of the Rajputs. In the Southern Province, the Rajapaksas had an unshakable influence in the Galle, Hambantota and Matara districts.
In the last parliamentary elections in 2020, the PA won 19 of the 23 seats in the province.
Mass protests have erupted in these areas. In the famous Galle Fort, a banner was erected by the people with the words ‘Go Home Kota’. A mass protest is taking place near the Colton House in Tangalle, Hambantota, the ancestral home of Mahinda Rajapaksa. Heavy police security has been put in place in the area to prevent people from attacking the Rajapaksa residence.
Shashika Gunaratne, a Sinhala journalist, says that the people’s struggle in the Southern Province is of historical significance. In this connection, he added, ‘Mahinda Rajapaksa, who hails from Hambantota in the Southern Province, has done a lot of development work in these areas. The Hambantota port and the Mattala airport, which Eva built in these areas at a cost of billions of rupees, did not generate the expected revenue.
Mahinda Rajapaksa’s development work in the Southern Province is one of the main reasons why the country is bankrupt today. Mahinda Rajapaksa had equal respect for the Buddha in the southern provinces. But now those people are fighting against him. These struggles will jeopardize the existence of the Rajputs. He said the struggle in the Southern Province would be a struggle that would weigh on the future of Sri Lanka.