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Ashu re-appointed President’s Parliamentary Affairs Advisor!

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Professor Ashu Marasinghe, who resigned from the position of Presidential Advisor on Parliamentary Affairs, has been re-appointed from January 31 by the President.

Recently, a video circulated on social media sites accusing Marasinghe of sexually assaulting his purported girlfriend Adarsha Karadhana’s pet dog.

Professor Marasinghe resigned from his position following this incident.

Meanwhile, former MP Hirunika Premachandra called a press conference with Karandana and accused Marasinghe of animal abuse.

Professor Marasinghe has sent a letter of demand seeking Rs.500 million from Ms. Premachandra and Rs. 1 billion from Ms. Karadana as compensation saying the allegations have damaged his reputation.

Source – Aruna

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Defence Ministry recalls civilian firearms

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The government has announced the temporary recall of all firearms issued to civilians by the Ministry of Defence. 

In an official statement, the Ministry directed all license holders to return their firearms and ammunition to the Commercial Explosives’ Storage Facility in Welisara by November 07.

The Defence Ministry further stated that the firearms will be returned after a review and assessment of the necessity to retain them.

(dailymirror.lk) 

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Bandula not to contest Gen. election

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Former Minister of Transport and Mass Media Dr. Bandula Gunawardene says he has decided not to contest at the upcoming General elections.Speaking to media, he told that he had been in politics for more than 20 years representing the Homagama electorate and that he functioned as a Deputy Minister and as a Cabinet Minister and rendered the maximum possible service to the people in his capacity.He also revealed plans to produce another movie while continuing his further education in the upcoming years.

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Port access elevated highway to be completed by December

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The Ministry of Transport and Highways has announced that the construction of the Port Access Elevated Highway is scheduled to be completed by December.

The Ministry stated that approximately 90% of the construction work has already been completed.

This project, which began in September 2019 with financial assistance from the Asian Development Bank, has an estimated total cost of USD 300 million.

The 5.3-kilometer-long, four-lane elevated highway will connect the Ingurukade Junction to the New Kelani Bridge and extend over the columns to Galle Face and the Port City.

Upon its opening, this highway is expected to significantly alleviate the heavy traffic congestion currently experienced in Colombo.

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