Sampanthan ready to face a no-confidence motion

Sampanthan ready to face a no-confidence motion

April 17, 2018   11:28 am

By Charunya Rajakaruna

Opposition Leader R. Sampanthan says that that he is ready to face a no-confidence motion should one be brought against him.

Attending a press conference at Trincomalee, he points out that any party has a right to bring forward a no confidence motion.

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