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Why the “files” were hidden from law enforcement? – UNP
Nov 27, 201404:06 PM
Why the “files” were hidden from law enforcement? – UNP
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The United National Party (UNP) today said that President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s recent claim about the “files” raises big questions as to why were these files being hidden from the public and law enforcement? and how many more files does the President have on his own party members?

 

The UNP issuing a statement said “The President claimed he had “files” on all those who quit his Government, but insisted he would not use them. The claim raises big questions. Why are these files being hidden from the public and law enforcement? How many more files does the President have on his own party members? Why do these files surface only when these members oppose him?.”

 

The statement further said that the forthcoming election is not merely about choosing the next president, but a presidential race battle between democracy and autocracy; and the rule of law and impunity. 

 

“This is why the UNP has made the momentous and historic decision to endorse the legitimate Secretary General of the SLFP as the common opposition candidate. It was an unprecedented move of solidarity with our historic political rival. We call on all of you to hear the voices of our people. Do not let them down at this hour. History shall judge us on where we stand at this juncture.” said in the statement.

 

 

 

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