The current government, which came to power promising to protect state property as sacred, failed to even ensure the country's financial security, Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa points out.
Making a special statement, the Opposition Leader questioned whether the public must pay for this lost money using their tax funds.
Meanwhile, the "Sathya Gaveshakayo" organisation submitted a complaint to the Inspector General of Police via email yesterday (23), requesting an investigation into this incident.
Making a special statement, the Opposition Leader questioned whether the public must pay for this lost money using their tax funds.
Meanwhile, the "Sathya Gaveshakayo" organisation submitted a complaint to the Inspector General of Police via email yesterday (23), requesting an investigation into this incident.
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