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Tissa Jananayake Says Sorry!

Well Known Advance Level Biology Lecturer Who supports Gotabaya Rajapaksha regime Government Finally says Sorry.

“On this occasion I apologize to all the people of my country. Because I too supported this unfortunate regime. From now on, I will stand with the people in a non-partisan and non-political manner, not in favor of any political party or individual.

Under the circumstances prevailing in Sri Lanka at that time, many like me believed that he would be suitable for the post. But we all know that it is not so.

The day the nominations were submitted for the general election, I posted a Facebook post protesting the re-nominations for the same old thieves. Now we can see another play. That is, the cabinet is changing and labeling the old failed characters as changing. Politicians must stop giving jokes to the people now and listen to the real voices of the people.

Another reason was that the public was outraged. Changing the labels of MPs and ministers who make arrogant statements such as “Where are the queues?”There are infinitely far-sighted, honest, patriotic, talented, even experienced advisors in developed countries who have become infinitely far-sighted. People cannot be deceived until they are given the opportunity to work with them and find a real solution to this crisis.


Victory for the struggle! – Tissa Jananayake – 2022-04-04″

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