Bodu Bala Sena lodges complaint at FCID over Ranil's stay at Temple Trees; hands letter to British HC to say"stop interfering"

Nationalist organisation the Bodu Bala Sena lodged a complaint with the FCID to take action against Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe for his "unlawful" occupation of Temple Trees.

Meanwhile the organisation also handed over a written appeal  to the Britsh High Commission asking that the UK not interfere with the " Internal Affairs and Internal Politics of Independent &  sovereign Sri Lanka."

The transcript of the letter submitted to the Brish High Commission is as follows :

To Prime Minister of United Kingdom , London, UK.

Through

British High Commissioner in Sri Lanka.

Subject : Stop unnecessary interference to Internal Affairs and Internal Politics of Independent &  sovereign Sri Lanka.

Dear Prime  Minister,

We have understood   that you, your government and  your diplomatic officers have made some remarks about Sri Lanka’s recent developments.  .

We respect freedom to speech of everyone.

Studying your statements we have realised that you have got biased information from your diplomatic and other channels about Sri Lanka’s present situation..Western Media reports this situation as undemocratic   unconstitutional. Even they  say this crisis can lead to bloodbath and civil war. We know these words are used by some affected politicians to get  sympathy of the western international community to describe present situation. This reporting  does not represent  the real truth and feelings of the majority of people belongs to all  ethnic groups. This will lead to creating  completely wrong impression about current issues in Sri Lanka.

We monks of Bodu Bala Sena and other Buddhist  organisations urge you not to make any such statements of this nature without proper study and clear information . This is unfair and disturb highly to resolve our internal matters peacefully, democratically and constitutionally .

As an  independent  and sovereign state , Sri Lanka  can resolve our  political issues on our own.  We do not want any so called western international community unnecessary  interference and influence  to resolve  our own problems.

We hereby urge you to assist us to resolve our internal matters without making  any biased statements  which does not represent  clear information about current situation in Sri Lanka..Your such statements and actions will only disturb  us to resolve our matters peacefully.

Your  support  in this regard is highly appreciated.