Prasanna says current govt. is controlled by minister posts

Prasanna says current govt. is controlled by minister posts

December 30, 2018   11:29 am

United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MP Prasanna Ranatunga says that the current government is controlled by Ministerial posts and positions.

He points out that the government doesn’t have a future due to this matter.

Ranatunga mentioned this responding to questions raised by the media in Gampaha.

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