The Sri Lankan bureau has deferred the endorsement of the proposition for the 21st Constitutional Amendment by seven days because of fights by certain individuals from the decision party. Through this alteration, it is proposed to make the Parliament strong again by restricting the powers of the President. The 21st Constitutional Amendment is being supplanted by 20A, in which President Gotabaya Rajapaksa right now has limitless abilities. Prior, the President was given a bigger number of abilities than the Parliament by nullification of the nineteenth Constitutional Amendment. Administering party MP Charit Herath let journalists know that the proposition for the 21st Constitutional Amendment was welcomed before the bureau on Monday, where it was concluded that it won't be supported until all gatherings settle on it. It will be raised for thought before the bureau in the future one week from now.
The draft of the proposed amendment in Sri Lanka was presented in the cabinet meeting on Monday. MP Charitha Herth told reporters, "It has been decided to approve the proposed amendments only after all the parties agree on the proposed amendments." It will now be presented in the cabinet meeting next week. A section of the ruling Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna Party (SLPP) is against the introduction of the 21st amendment without dealing with the economic crisis in the country. SLPP general secretary Sagar Kariyawasam said, “People are facing problems due to shortage of all essential commodities. We have to think of solving economic issues before taking a political solution.
Sri Lanka looks for India's assistance for food security
As per ANI, Sri Lanka's Agriculture Minister Mahinda Amaraweera has looked for India's assistance for food security and ecological insurance in the midst of the monetary emergency. Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Gopal Baglay had as of late met the Agriculture Minister of Sri Lanka. The gathering came in the midst of India's proceeded with help to Sri Lanka to resolve issues in the horticulture area during the exceptional financial emergency in the country. India is persistently helping Sri Lanka.
