Two senior purohitas of late have begun giving lessons on ‘How to run a government’ both in public and in private and several members in yahapalanaya have complained to the two leaders at the top about the peculiar conduct of the two purohitas, they say.
A prominent politico and a white collar bigwig are now using all the tricks in their bags to persuade Police sleuths to go soft on a suspect arrested in connection with a Rs.100 million fraud at an august institution in the country.
A team of officials, of a key government institution, who probed a key issue has submitted a report containing a damning indictment on a white collar bigwig with close ties to a leading politician. And the bigwig is now reportedly carrying out machinations aimed at compelling the probe officials to retract their indictment.
A competitive exam had been held recently to select 100 candidates for recruitment as security assistants of a leading state-owned corporation. And a report says that the question paper set for the exam had been leaked out in advance to the candidates from a Southern district which a certain powerful purohita represents in the council. By the way, the state-owned corporation in question comes under the purview of his Ministry.
Members, purohitas and the white-collar bigwigs of the Diyawanna council normally walk into the premises carrying their personal effects like bags and umbrellas. However, a lady recently appointed as the secretary of an office in the Diyawanna complex had ordered the council employees to carry her laptop bag to her office on her arrival to the council.
A group of purohitas and Diyawanna members in yahapalanaya are said to be up in arms against the ‘unjust practice’ resorted to in dishing out jobs in departments and state-owned undertakings coming under the purview of a certain Ministry.
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