No-confidence motion will help determine terrorists – Semasinghe

No-confidence motion will help determine terrorists – Semasinghe

May 20, 2019   02:59 pm

United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MP Shehan Semasinghe says that he believes that the no-confidence motion brought against Minister Rishad Bathiudeen will receive the support of all those who love the country and condemn extremism and racism.

He mentioned this to the media at a press conference held yesterday (19).

He stated that the relevant no-confidence motion has been included in the agenda of the Parliament.

According to Semasinghe, party differences should not apply when voting favor of this no-confidence motion.

He further stated that, based on who would vote for this motion, one can determine who loves the country and who are friends of terrorism.

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