Lalith did not commit a crime, only fulfilled his public duty – MR

Lalith did not commit a crime, only fulfilled his public duty – MR

September 11, 2017   05:51 pm

Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa visited his former Presidential Secretariat Lalith Weeratunga and the former TRC Director General Anusha Palpitiya at the Welikada Prison Hospital earlier today (11). 

The Former President was accompanied by MP Prof.G.L.Peiris and MP Wimal Weerawansa. 

While speaking to the media, the former President stated that unfortunately, Lalith Weeratunga was not physically stale and that his state of health was upsetting. He also mentioned that Lalith Weeratunga was being treated by a team of specialist doctors. 

When questioned as to how he allowed such mistakes to happen during his regime, Mahinda Rajapaksa stated that the distribution of ‘Sil Cloth’ was not a wrong and that it was a mere execution of public service.    

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