Ranil’s Proposal to compensation Injured LTTE Terrorists Rejected in the Parliament- A Pact with TNA
Anti-LTTE Tamil terrorists MPs said the cabinet paper submitted by pro-LTTE Ranil to grant government compensation for injured LTTE Tamil terrorists had to be withdrawn after the protested against the motion. Anti-Sinhala Ranil and pro-minority Sirisena are tirelessly working to gain Tamil’s vote in the forthcoming general election granting countless concession to the Tamils at the expenses of majority Sinhalese.
Ranil’s proposal to compensate the injured LTTE Tamil terrorists is part of the pact signed by Ranil and LTTE backed TNA during the presidential election 2015.
Both Ranil and Sirisena has fulfilled the following promises to TNA which are leading to separate Federal East in North and East provinces of Sri Lanka;
1. Reducing strategically and military important High Security Zones.
2. Closure of Vidura Naval camp strategically located in Sampoor for the protection of Trincomalee harbor.
3. Ignoring anti -State utterances of the Tamil politicians.
4. Ignoring genocide resolution passed by the NPC lead by Wigneshwaran.
5. Accepting the term “Northern Provincial Government” used by some UN
officials and John Kerry which will have long term repercussions.
6. Political interference by the USA/Kerry in Sri Lanka by attempting to
finance projects in Northern Province directly.
7. Attempts to de-proscribe LTTE fronts and having secret talks with
them.
8. Ignoring reference to the secret talks with overseas Tamil fronts in
the formation of the Government and their demands.
9. National anthem allows signing in Tamil.
10. Release LTTE Tamil terrorists from prisons.
11. Replace Governors in North and East two provinces with Pro-Tamil and pro-TNA officials.
12. Stopping of settlement of internally displaced Sinhalese in North and East two provinces.
13. Recognition of LTTE Diaspora.
14. Granting approval to set-up separate Central Bank in Northern Province.
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