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Sri Lanka’s anti-government protesters, who broke inside President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s official residence in Colombo Fort, claimed to have found 17.85 mn LKR …
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Sri Lanka protesters plan to occupy president and PM’s residences until they quit
Leaders of the protest movement in Sri Lanka who have forced the president and prime minister out of their official residences said on Sunday they will occupy the buildings until the two quit office.
Sri Lanka: Protesters Find LKR 17.85 Mn Inside Rajapaksa’s Home Amid Economic Crisis
Sri Lanka’s anti-government protesters, who broke inside President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s official residence in Colombo Fort, claimed to have found 17.85 mn LKR …
Sri Lanka: Protesters Find LKR 17.85 Mn Inside Rajapaksa’s Home Amid Economic Crisis
Sri Lanka’s anti-government protesters, who broke inside President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s official residence in Colombo Fort, claimed to have found 17.85 mn LKR …
Sri Lanka protesters plan to occupy president and PM’s residences until they quit
Leaders of the protest movement in Sri Lanka who have forced the president and prime minister out of their official residences said on Sunday they will occupy the buildings until the two quit office.
Sri Lanka protesters have vowed to stay in the presidential palace until the Rajapaksa government is over
Leaders of Sri Lanka’s protest movement say they will occupy the residences of the President and Prime Minister until the political leaders finally quit office, with economists describing the movement …