Land return in North-East must not compromise national security warns Hambantota MP
The United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA) MP Namal Rajapaksa, drawing on his constituent's concerns about weakening national security, urged the new government to consider national security when returning lands in the North-East.
Expressing concern over returning land in High Security Zones (HSZ) to their original owners, the son of the former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, and UPFA MP, said,
“Handing back private lands to their owners is important. But the question is whether the government intends on eliminating all high security zones in regions that were dominated by LTTE activates not too long ago.”
Speaking on the feeling of the people in the Hambantota district, Namal added,
“Positive steps are being taken toward strengthening national reconciliation, but the concern of the people I spoke to was that not enough is being done to also strengthen national security.”
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Expressing concern over returning land in High Security Zones (HSZ) to their original owners, the son of the former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, and UPFA MP, said,
“Handing back private lands to their owners is important. But the question is whether the government intends on eliminating all high security zones in regions that were dominated by LTTE activates not too long ago.”
Speaking on the feeling of the people in the Hambantota district, Namal added,
“Positive steps are being taken toward strengthening national reconciliation, but the concern of the people I spoke to was that not enough is being done to also strengthen national security.”
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