Ex-cricketer Dhammika Prasad begins 24-hour hunger strike

15 April 2022 10:13 am Views - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}} 8 Bookmark

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Former Sri Lanka cricketer Dhammika Prasad began a 24-hour hunger strike this morning at the Galle Face Green in Colombo.

He said he will engage in a 24-hour hunger strike urging the leaders of this country to deliver justice to Easter Sunday attack victims and people of Sri Lanka who are suffering from the current economic crisis.

Last week, he also organised a protest march from Katuwapitiya church to Kochchikade church urging authorities to deliver justice to the Easter Sunday attacks victims. (DSBi)

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Dilshan Perera Friday, 15 April 2022 10:29 AM

We are with you!

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Yoga Friday, 15 April 2022 10:34 AM

With or without liquids?

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Be Fair Friday, 15 April 2022 10:36 AM

That's a super Yoker, get that wicket mate

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Ranaweera Friday, 15 April 2022 10:46 AM

Only 24 hours refrained from eating. That is nothing. It is a joke. So what justice are you expecting for the attacks? To arrest Sirisena , then why not do this strike in front of his house ?. We do not have dollars to buy essential items and your community has openly asked your guys abroad not to send dollars to Sri Lanka. Also protests and strikes are non productive waste of time and will not bring dollars.

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Thimothy Friday, 15 April 2022 06:12 PM

Arrest Srisena, what about the Rajapakse's. If you arrest both Sirisena and the Rajapkse's all truth will be revealed. Lock all of them. Rane.. ask your bosses to bring the looted dollars first.

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Citizen k Friday, 15 April 2022 10:48 AM

Dear leaders listen to the voice of the people .Now 6.9 million plus 2.3 million people want you to leave.Fulfill their new year wish.

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Mizaru Friday, 15 April 2022 11:53 AM

24 hours is not a hunger strike.

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Roshan samarathunga Friday, 15 April 2022 06:15 PM

Well yes very good news he could do with bit of loosing weight.

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