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Speaker Has Adjourned Parliamentary Sessions Until Tomorrow Due To A Tense Situation

The Speaker Chamal Rajapakshe has adjourned the Parliamentary Sessions until 1 p.m tomorrow(20) due to a  tense situation occurred amongst MP'S during  today's session.

A tense situation has occurred in  the Parliament this evening after the opposition MP's urged the government to take  no confidence motion against Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendren for debate .Speaker has earlier suspended  the sessions for 10 minutes and again for 15 minutes soon after re commenced the sessions  due to the tense situation.

Police Have Arrested Two Persons With A Fake One Million US Dollar Note

Police have arrested two persons along with a fake One Million US Dollar Note at Anuradapura Bus Stop this morning.The suspects who were arrested have known as involved in selling fake foreign currency notes since long time.

The Two Suspects are due to be produced before the Anuradapura Magistrate Court tomorrow)19).

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Former President Has Commemorated The War Victory In Colombo

While government is due to commemorate the war victory tomorrow(19) the former President Mahinda Rajapkshe along with  the group of provincial politicians and  Cinema And Tele  Drama  Artistes have commemorated the War Victory in 2009 at the Viharamaha Devi Open Theater in Colombo today(18).

The Former President has inaugurated the commemoration  by lighting a  lamp which especially designed  for the occasion.

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Despite The Ban Of Commemorating LTTE Some Villagers In North Have Commemorated Tamil Victims

Although Government has banned commemorating LTTE in the Northern Province Tamil Community of some villages in North have today (18) openly commemorated the war dead for the first time in five years on the day which is  sixth anniversary of ending three decade old civil war in Sri Lanka.

During a commemoration of war dead in Mullivaikkal Village in the North  today a large number of Tamil People lit lamps and gave offerings of  flowers on behalf of the Tamil Victims of war it has been reported.

The villagers were able to commemorate war dead in some way this year due to lifting of the  ban by the present government regarding commemorating Tamil Victims of the war.