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Apology should come from the President

Samurdhi officers are demanding an apology from President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s Deputy Minister who harassed one of their colleagues.

An apology from a person like that has no value. President Mahinda Rajapaksa should apologise to the whole nation for appointing such persons to high posts and letting them have their own way against the country’s law.

B. S. Perera, Kiribathgoda

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