කථානායකට එරෙහි විශ්වාසභංග යෝජනාව පිළිබඳ විවාදය දින නියමයක් නොමැතිව කල්යයි

Sri Lanka’s opposition has submitted a no-confidence motion against Speaker Jagath Wickramaratne. The ruling National People’s Power (NPP) parliamentary group has proposed referring it to the Attorney General for consideration and recommendations, according to informed sources cited by the Daily Mirror. The Sunday Times headline also says the government pointed to technical issues and was awaiting the Attorney General’s advice.

Several reports say the motion’s debate has been postponed indefinitely, with no replacement date specified. Lankadeepa separately reported that the parliamentary business committee was expected to decide on the debate date on the 16th, and another Lankadeepa report said the debate was likely to take place after the budget.

The reports do not provide details of the motion’s allegations or the technical issues mentioned by The Sunday Times. They also do not explain whether the proposal to seek the Attorney General’s advice has been formally adopted.

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