Shantha Bandara to resign from his ministerial portfolio

Shantha Bandara to resign from his ministerial portfolio

July 30, 2015   09:02 am

Deputy Minister of Media Shantha Bandara says that he will resign from his ministerial portfolio. 


Shantha Bandara took oath as a Deputy Minister before President Maithripala Sirisena on 22 March. 

 

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