Local politicians directly engaged in drug trafficking - Harsha

Local politicians directly engaged in drug trafficking - Harsha

January 25, 2019   02:51 pm

Local politicians are directly involved in drug trafficking in the country, says Minister Harsha de Silva.

Politicians provide backing for drug dealers, the Minister said, addressing an event held in Colombo yesterday (24).

Stating that everyone knows where the supply of drugs such as Cannabis, Ice and Tramadol come from, Minister de Silva emphasized that the local politicians have direct involvement in drug trafficking.

“These issues cannot be resolved if we do not speak up about them,” he said.

Politicians from the highest to the lower rank should not acquaint themselves with the drug dealers if they are really fighting against drug trafficking, Minister de Silva emphasized.

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