‘These
hikes are beyond my control’ - Amidst mounting criticism
against him, a seemingly helpless Trade and Consumer Affairs
Minister Bandula Gunawardena appears to be spilling his woes
to Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva, during the inauguration
of the Colombo Consumer Courts yesterday. Pic by Nissanka
Wijerathne
Gas
profiteers will burn in hell: CJ “Those
who profited from the corruption ridden transaction between
the government and Shell, will burn in hell,” Chief Justice
(CJ) Sarath N. Silva commented. “People are now suffering
because the Chandrika Bandaranaike government gave up their
monopoly on gas,” he said yesterday at the inauguration
of a court to deal with consumer affairs related offences
(Court No. 5).
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“Those
who profited from the corruption ridden transaction between
the government and Shell, will burn in hell,” Chief Justice
(CJ) Sarath N. Silva commented. “People are now suffering
because the Chandrika Bandaranaike government gave up their
monopoly on gas,” he said yesterday at the inauguration
of a court to deal with consumer affairs related offences
(Court No. 5). 
