Colombo Magistrate Court Has Rejected Former MP Sajin Vaas Gunawardne's Application To Go Abroad.

The Colombo Magistrate Court has today (03) rejected the application filed by  Former  United Peoples Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MP Sajin Vaas Gunawardene to go abroad.

MP Sajin Vaas who was detained recently over an allegation leveled against him over misusing state resources has filed an application on Court seeking permission to go to Singapore for medical treatment .

The Application was rejected when the case was taken up for hearing today(03).Court has released the former MP Sajin Vaas on bail on last October after being in prison since 11th of May.His passport was also seized by the court .

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Cabinet Has Approved The Right To Information Bill

The Cabinet has yesterday(02) approved the Right To Information Bill according to Prime Minister Ranil Wikramasinghe.

Right To Information Bill is  an act provide for Right To Information .However Specify the ground especially the Way of accessing  may be denied it has been reported.

Prime Minister Wikramasinghe has informed the Parliament today (03) regarding the  Cabinet approval for  Right To  Information Bill.

Government To Issue Concessionary Vehicle Permits To Government Sector Officials For Once In Every Ten Years

Prime Minister Ranil Wikramasinghe has informed the Parliament today(03) Government has decided to issue concessionary Vehicle Permits for Government Sector Officials once in every 10 years .

Under the new decision the maximum vehicle permits one person can receive will  be restricted to two permits according to the Prime Minister.

Earlier the concessionary Vehicle Permits for Government Sector Officials and Duty Free Vehicle Permits for MP'S have been issued once in every five years and through the 2016 Budget Proposals it has been abolished completely in view of saving Rs.40 billion annually .

However as Some MP'S as well as government sector executive grade officers including Doctors and Engineers are opposing the decision of abolishing Concessionary Vehicle Permits government has decided to issue the permits under a different scheme.

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Fourteen Executive Grade Professions Including Doctors And Engineers Are Due To Launch An One Day Token Strike Today(03)

Around 17 Trade Unions representing 14 Professions of  the Government Executive Grade including Government Doctors,Dental Doctors,Ayurvedic Doctors,Administrative Officers,Accountants,Auditors ,Veterinary Doctors and Engineers are due to launch an Island Wide one day token strike today(03) from 8 a.m in the morning  by demanding to reintroduce  the privileges lost by them through the Budget. 

According to the Joint Council Of Island Wide Executive Grade Officers comprising with  seventeen trade unions  the said professions are due to launch the token strike tomorrow by demanding to grant the Duty Free Car Permits abolished through the Budget and reintroduce the pension scheme prevails for government servants which suggested to be changed through the Budget.

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