Leaving Sri Lanka in the first crisis, now Gotabaya Rajapaksa can return
Sri Lanka Crisis: Sri Lanka is going through the worst economic phase in decades. The situation has become so bad that the people of the country have to struggle even for fuel, food items, electricity and even medicine.
Peace has not been fully established in Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, there is news that former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled the country in the midst of crisis, can now return to the country. However, the situation is not clear about the date of his return. Protesters in Sri Lanka were accusing Gotabaya’s government of spoiling the situation. At present, Ranil Wickremesinghe is heading Sri Lanka as the President.
According to the BBC, an MP has said that Rajapaksa is expected to return to Sri Lanka. Cabinet spokesman Bandula Gunawardene said on Tuesday that Rajapaksa was not in hiding, but the date of his arrival was not known. The former President had fled the country to the Maldives on July 13 and from there he headed to Singapore on July 14.
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He submitted his resignation shortly after arriving in Singapore, which was accepted by the Sri Lankan cabinet on 15 July. According to media reports, initially he was given a 14-day visa, which was later extended for another 14 days. However, it is also being said that he may also visit the United Arab Emirates.
Rajapaksa is a villain in the eyes of Sri Lankans
Sri Lanka is going through the worst economic phase in decades. The situation has become so bad that the people of the country have to struggle even for fuel, food items, electricity and even medicine. Many of the country’s protesters are alleging that the prices have increased due to the poor economic management of Rajapaksa.
