Friday, 30 November 2018

Independent Judiciary made it possible to make Parliament a Theatre.


  
The most ridiculous theatrical shows continue to be enacted within the once august  meeting place of the people’s representatives the Parliament. Can one call a Parliament is in session when there is only the opposition seated in their seats  with a theatrically attired speaker in Chair?

The Comedy Francaise has a great  classical, cultural value.

But the theatrical sessions of the Parliament of Sri Lanka being enacted these days with Karunasena Jayasuriya in Chair in his British theatrical costume, are neither classical, nor cultural,  but a pure display of hatred , vengeance, with sometime even criminal undertones,  calling the people to surround the house of Ministers and rebel against the Constitutionally formed government, which they say is non existent.

There is no functioning Parliament  in Sri Lanka today.  All those speeches  being made on the opposition side and their passing of No Confidence Motions, and legislations  in the absence of the Prime Minister and the Ministers and the representatives of the Government make the whole show a  mere mockery of  Parliamentary Sessions. Those speeches  have no right to be printed in Parliamentary Hansards and the regislations have no legal value.

It is the Judiciary that bungled in haste allowing the Parliament to continue its session until their verdict on the illegal opposition, as the Attorney General had informed the Judges,  to the Presidential decision to appoint a new Prime Minister and a new Government, and issuing  a gazette notification to dissolve the parliament to hold general  elections.

The law students are perhaps aware of mock trials in preparing them  for exams, where the students try to make the mock trials as real as far as possible. It is exactly that which is happening in the Sri Lanka Parliament now  which has been boycotted by the government as the opposition has made the Parliament   a show place  for rhetoric. They have all  become great politicians speaking lightly and without respect for persons and office.

In the meantime, the Government of Mr. Mahinda Rajapakse appointed by the President as the Prime Minister,  and his Cabinet of Ministers are working hard to re establish the disorder the country had been put into by three years of “non-rule” by the Yahapalanaya Government.  But the mock Parliament in session in the mean time try to put barriers before Prime Minister  Mahinda Rajapakse and his Government doing  their  best to give what ever relief they can to the people who had been put into financial difficulties, and help them continue their work for their lively hood, while  helping the farmers to plough their fields, despite the present difficulties being created by  the UNP and its allied partners.

The fear that both the UNP and its allied partners and the JVP dreaming to establish a  Marxist Government have  is that,  within a short time  the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and his Cabinet of Miniters may carry out an efficient refurbishment and bring back a little relief to the people which would put him in an advantageous position to face the coming General election.

Hence they are doing their damnedest possible against  the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and his Cabinet of Ministers from carrying out their work to put to right what had been done wrong by the Yahapalanaya government. The only way they can disable the Mahinda Rajapakse Government from working for the welfare of the people is by passing various legislations accepted as passed by the  Speaker of the House who it seems to have  momentarily gone insane.

Most hard hitting rhetoric comes from the Marxists of the JVP Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Bimal Ratnayake etc,  and  from Champika Ranawake who is hoping that by some chance the  post of the Opposition candidate for the next Presidential election may fall on his lap. 

The speeches of the Marxist JVP speakers  which lack  moral, religious or disciplined eloquence, may be a bad influence on the minds of the Sri Lanka youth who are already suffering from an unknown malaise which was highlighted recently from a group of youth videoing a young woman being strangled to death by  another without coming to the help of the victim.

However, the most virulent un Buddhist speeches attacking Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse and his cabinet  by a man in yellow robes Dambara Amila have been exposed as being made for a fee of Rupees  95000 per month paid by Littro gaz.

There is also the danger of the mock parliamentary sessions open to the view of the public, may contribute to endanger the morality of the  Sri Lankan Youth, as the speakers go unchallenged  and uncorrected with their indiscipline immoral speeches of hatred and vengeance against  their “enemy”  the Prime Minister and his Cabinet who are carrying  out their duties legitimately entrusted to them for the welfare of the country and the people.

People should take serious note of these self appointed saviours of democracy, and good governance from slowing down the Government of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse’s process of bringing back to normal the three years of bad Yahapalanaya governance, which had denied to the people  any relief from rampant cost of living through anti people taxes imposed by the Yahapalanaya Government.

The Yahapalanaya Government  which was being directed by the West holding before it the GPS  and other minor relief  to make Sri Lanka dependent on the West and agree to pass a new Constitution with a federal twist to give an Eelam State to the Tamils and make Sri Lanka a non religious state by removing any special consideration  for Buddhism as it had been done in previous Constitutions.

JVP is already asking that they be given the right to rule the country and  with that idea behind, it is carrying on a bitter campaign to make the Prime Minister  Mahinda Rajapakse and his Ministers unpopular amoung the people, and obstruct the work the Prime Minister and his Cabinet of Minister are doing to ameliorate the living conditions of the people. The mock sessions of the Parliament have stopped the Prime Minister and his Cabinet of Ministers have resort to funds for proceeding with their work,  by passing mock legislation.

As the Parliament is  presently  not functioning in its legal form, there is a question whether the mock legislation passed at the mock sessions of the Parliament have any legal value. 

One does not know what could be expected from the independent judiciary in this regard.

Would their  decisions make it still more difficult for the people to expect the Government led by the Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakse carry on its work for the immediate betterment of the conditions of the people, or whether they would be again thrown back to the Yahapalanaya wolves now reduced to the UNP , TNA, and JVP ?

 

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