Whether disputes have come to an end, after the impeachment against Chief Justice Prof.Shirani Bandaranayake, disagreements among the judiciary, executive and legislature after the removal of Chief Justice position and the appointment of new Chief Justice was queried and many political dignitaries gave their opinions.Mano Ganeshan states, now only clashes begins
The clashes among judiciary, executive and legislature did not come to an end by appointing a new Chief Justice. But now only the clash has begun.
It is much transparent in our country and in the globe that autocracy rule is in existence in our country. This government which had been doing many errors and crimes now has gripped the courts and made it, its own which was the ultimate place for the people to get justice. This clearly establishes that government has kept its hands on people’s basic rights.
This government does not have the aptitude to speak about democracy, justice, honesty, and regime. Government will very soon face the consequences of eradicating the independence of judiciary was said by Democratic People’s Front Leader Mano Ganeshan.
Problems will be multiplied states Vijitha Herath MP
In future crisis will be multiplied and a massive dangerous situation will originate. Unnecessary problems will suddenly erupt.
In an illegal manner Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake was removed from her position.
The new appointed Chief Justice is not a member from the Supreme Court panel of judges. It is a major error of appointing a Chief Justice who is not a member in the panel.
The newly appointed Chief Justice is another Rajapakse. He is the advisor to the cabinet, holding the position as a member in many state organizations executive panels and is connected with many accusations.
Hence by appointing such a personality as a new Chief Justice, unnecessary problems will emerge in this country. People will lose confidence in the judiciary. Many doubts will crop up amidst people towards judiciary.
This will pave way to the downfall of democracy and judiciary of this country was said by JVP Propaganda Secretary, Parliament member Vijitha Herath.
A strong opposition party necessary states Palitha Rangey Bandaraja
Clash among judiciary, executive and legislature clearly establishes that a strong general opposition party is necessary.
Decision taken arbitrary is very easily executed by this government, and to topple this government, a strong general opposition party should be originated in this country. This is only a way to the ongoing crisis occurring in this country.
Government is continuously engaged in anti-democratic activities is a good example of its action of disabling the independence of judiciary. Hence not only for judiciary, executive and legislature but to all the drawbacks which are prevailing in the country, a strong united general opposition party is necessary to the country to bring an end to all the crisis which are prevailing in the country.
We do not have to contemplate about the leadership. Initially we will take action to originate a strong opposition party was said by United National Party Parliament member Palitha Rangey Bandara
Wednesday , 16 January 2013
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