The Supreme Court today dismissed the Fundamental Rights petition challenging the scheduled date to hold Parliamentary polls on November 14.
The five-justice bench dismissed the petition when it was taken up for hearing today.
Earlier,SC the petition was filed requesting the SC to rule the decision to hold the parliamentary election on November 14 as unconstitutional will be considered by the Court on November 4. When the petition was taken up before SC Justice Arjuna Obeyesekere, the Court ordered the respondents to file any objections they had regarding the petition on October 28.
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The National People’s Power (NPP) won the Elpitiya Pradeshiya Sabha election by returning 15members from a total of 30 representatives in the council, today.
The Sri Lanka Railways would resume services in the northern line track tomorrow by initially running two trains.
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