Namal says conduct of police during protests cannot be condoned

Namal says conduct of police during protests cannot be condoned

July 9, 2021   11:52 pm

Minister Namal Rajapaksa says the conduct of the police during the recent protests cannot be condoned.

He made these remarks speaking to the media on Friday (July 09).

“People have a right to protest,” minister said, adding that however, the world is grappled with a global pandemic at the moment.

Hence, the protesters should also act responsibly during such challenging times, he noted.

Violation of health protocols cannot be accepted when there is a risk of virus infection, but the conduct of the police during protests cannot be accepted either, Minister Rajapaksa added.

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