2 Responses to “Govt killing off sectors such as agriculture, plantation – Vidura”

1. Sarath W Says:
   April 29th, 2016 at 5:27 pm

   It is obvious the government’s intention is to kill the agriculture sector to help India to flood our markets with their inferior produce which are not even good enough to feed animals. That is why the government increased the fertiliser subsidies to discourage the farmers. If they build the Hunuman bridge the Indian farmers will walk over it carrying their stuff on their heads.

2. Charles Says:
   April 30th, 2016 at 1:52 am

   These Yahapalanaya goons want to be in power as rulers of Sri Lanka. The development and the welfare of the people are not their concern as they want to look after themselves, because the UNP will never have another chance of forming a Government. They are hoping to have Ranil As the next President and they are working for that. The SLFP Ministers along with the President the UNP fished out from the SLFP are mere sign boards. They seem to be happy with the Ministerial financial compensation, and makes hay while sun shines. The SLFP Ministers and the President sharing supposed power with UNP are all ” ගොන් රැලක්’

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