After the
article “ A Case has been filed against
the TNA” was published in the Lanka web and copied to an email Forum with
Google, a question was raised as to the transparency of accounting for the
contributions sent to the Account of the Sinhala Jathika Peramuna on behalf of its
secretary Jayantha Liyanage.
Some of the
forum members expressed their
willingness to contribute provided an assurance could be given as to how far
Jayantha Liyanage could assure
transparency of contributions received on account of the case against
the TNA.
I have been
working solely in the interest of the Lankaweb to keep its readers informed
of what is happening vis à vis the legal action against TNA to proscribe it
as it openly contravenes the Constitution of Sri Lanka.
The contributors and commentators in the LankaWeb had taken a long time interest in denouncing the
activities of the separatist TNA and it is therefore why I took it on myself to keep them informed.
I met
Jayantha Liyanage personally and keep in
contact with him through emails to get the latest information about the case
against the TNA and also to be careful not to publish any thing Jayantha may consider detrimental to the on going
case.
With regard
to the transparency of the accounting procedure of the contributions made to
the account of the Sinhala Jathika Peramuna of which Jayantha Liyanage is the
Secretary, to be used for the case against the TNA, Jayantha Liyanage writes as follows;
“
Please forward this to all those who have doubts about our transparency.
Ours is a political party and we have to maintain proper accounts and auditing has to be done from time to time and we have to send all those details as well as details of our office bearers personal wealth to the election commissioner. Otherwise we cannot function as a political party. The law is tough for political parties.
According to our constitution, the Treasurer and the General Secretary have to sign when money is withdrawn and accounts have to be approved by the central committee members ( office bearers) during the meetings.
I will send receipts to every one who contributes as and when we receive the contributions and in due course.
Ours is a political party and we have to maintain proper accounts and auditing has to be done from time to time and we have to send all those details as well as details of our office bearers personal wealth to the election commissioner. Otherwise we cannot function as a political party. The law is tough for political parties.
According to our constitution, the Treasurer and the General Secretary have to sign when money is withdrawn and accounts have to be approved by the central committee members ( office bearers) during the meetings.
I will send receipts to every one who contributes as and when we receive the contributions and in due course.
Best Regards!
Jayantha Liyanage.”
Jayantha Liyanage.”
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