Since 1948, people in Sri Lanka is deprived of Economic, legal & cultural freedom. Now, the whole country is coming together to break free from a corrupt ruling class. Women in Polonnaruwa are marching to change the system.
#NPP
#FreedomForSriLanka
#SystemChange
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@Chathurangaab
Tiran why two different laws one for Colombo & one for pollonnaruwa. How come police don't take action against these protesters or you called marchers for obstructing the movement of public transport & the public? They block the whole main road denying people to move around👮♂️👩👩👦👦🔥
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@Chathurangaab
Is this the very ruling class the JVP passionately campaigned to usher into power ?
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@Chathurangaab
I watched on YouTube
@anuradisanayake
address to ex servicemen in Monaragala. Very logical. Those who oppose him should counter him on them rather than referring to their past.
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@Chathurangaab
Would that mean they march to break free from you guys too, if you ever got into ruling 'class' ? Changing the system starts with getting out of 1900s feudal landowner, factory and labor worldviews.
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@Chathurangaab
Since we are on the corrupt ruling class subject, can you explain how someone who hasn't even won a municipal council seat gets to attend a meeting with the CCC? Will a woman from Polonnaruwa be given the same opportunity?🫠
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@Chathurangaab
Did they all come in buses to participate in topless parades and to get prostitution legalized by your hierarchy . This was a woman who was doing an honest job and earned her living till JVP gang raped and killed her
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@Chathurangaab
JVP is totally responsible for depriving economic freedom to Sri Lanka. They scuttled all progressive and meaningful economic reforms time and time again during the past 3 decades. JVP stopped energy sector reforms too via its trade unions. Now you have the audacity to say this!
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@Chathurangaab
JVP stopped us going to school, university and government servants were killed for doing their duties, we were not allowed to watch TV switch on electricity and this man is talking about economic, legal freedom. What legality did JVP have those days, what freedom did they give?
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