Parliament To Be Convened On 05 th Of November -New Premier Mahinda Rajapakshe

President is due to convene the

Parliament on next Monday  (05)the newly appointed Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapakshe has told today (01).

He has revealed this during a meeting held with University Teachers at Prime Minister's office today it has been revealed. He also said this has been revealed by the President Maithripala Sirisena.

Meanwhile former Minister Susil Premjayantha has said Parliament will not convene on Monday as a massive protest "Jana Balaya" scheduled to be held that day at Parliament Roundabout to support President Maithripala Sirisena and newly appointed Premier .He has revealed this during a press briefing held in Colombo this evening .

DRINK BEET JUICE BEFORE EXERCISES FOR A YOUNGER BRAIN

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FIRE AT BARCELONA PORT AS FERRY CRASHES INTO CRANE

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Attorney General Has Informed The Speaker Of His Inability To Express Legal Validity Of Recent Change In Premier Post

Attorney General Jayantha Jayasuriya

has informed the Speaker Karu Jayasuriya through a letter that due to the role of Attorney General it is not suitable to express his opinion on the legal validity of the recent changes of Prime minister 's post and the government .

Speaker Jayasuriya has earlier requested the Attorney General to express his opinion on the legal validity of changes in Prime minister's post and the government recently . 

Speaker Met IGP For A Discussion

Speaker Karu Jayasuriya Had met the

Inspector General Of Police (IGP)Pujith Jayasundara this evening  (31)at the Parliamentary complex and discussed on the security situation of the country according to sources.

Speaker has invited the IGP to the Parliamentary  complex for the discussion and before going there IGP Has met newly appointed Premier Mahinda Rajapakshe and informed him on the meeting it has been revealed.

National Police Commission Has Suspended Transfers Of 53 Police Officers Ordered By IGP Without Commission's Approval

National Police Commission has today

(31)suspended the transfers  of 53 Assistant Superintendent of Police(ASP) and Superintendents of Police (SP)ordered by Inspector General Of Police (IGP)Pujith Jayasundara without getting pror approval of the Commission.

These transfers are scheduled to be implemented with effect from tomorrow (01) for a month period on temporary basis it has been revealed.

IGP Jayasundara had submitted the list of transfered ASP's and SP's to the Police Commission after ordered the transfers it has been revealed.