In the present, there is pressure from the Prime Minister when upholding the law says Chairman of the National Movement for a Just Society Prof. Sarath Wijesooriya.
He points out that the investigations on the corruption of the past government have been slowed down under the mediation of the PM.
Prof. Wijesooriya made these comments participating at a media briefing convened by the Purawesi Balaya Organization.
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