Tuesday, November 14, 2023

Supreme Court Declared Former Presidents Mahinda Rajapakshe ,Gotabaya Rajapakshe And Their Brother Basil As Responsible For The Current Economic Cisis

By declaring an  historic judgment The Supreme court of Sri Lanka had yesterday (14)declared Eight Persons including  Former Presidents Mahinda,Rajapakshe,Gotabaya Rajapakshe and their Brother former Minister Of Finance Basil Rajapakshe and the  Monetary Board of Sri Lanka Central Bank as responsible for the current economic crisis prevailing in the country .


The Landmark judgment has been given by the Supreme court after taking into consideration two Fundemental rights petitions filed by Professor Mahim Mendis and the former Chairman of the SriLanka,Chamber of Commerce Chandra,Jayaratne requesting to take An action against those who are responsible for the Current Economic crisis of the country.Accordingly the The judge panel of the Supreme Court headed by the Chief Justice Jayantha  Jayasuriya had announced that the  former Presidents Mahinda Rajapakshe ,Gotabaya Rajapakshe ,Former Minister Basil Rajapakshe ,The Monetary Board of SriLanka Central Bank ,Former governors of the Central Bank Ajith Nivad Cabral,Professor W.D Lakshman the member of Central Bank Monetrary Committee Samantha Kumarasinghe,Former Secretary to the President P.B Jayasundare ,Former Secretary to the Ministry of Finance S.R Atygalle were responsible for creating current economic crisis and failed  to take any action to resolve it.

The Judge panel however dismissed the two fundemental rights petitions filed by the petitionrs citing they were expired and ordered the  respondents to pay Rs.150,000 each to the petitioners as  legal costs without ordering respondents to pay compensations.for the damage they have done to the economy.

The Judge panel has also stated that the respondents were directly responsible for breaking the trust of  the public and   violating the people's fundemental rights .




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