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In future no tagging of politician's names for the development projects completed via public funds

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 In future no tagging of  politician's names for the development projects completed via public funds


In future no tagging of  politician's names for the development projects completed via public funds

The Minister of fisheries and aquatic resource development Mahinda Amaraweera is to bring a proposal  to the parliament to avoid the names of politicians tagged to development projects completed through public funds.

The Minister had quipped that some politicians have made it a fashion to name the roads which are
constructed ,repairs to those roads, government buildings,schools that are  built and maintained from public funds after them..According to the Minister some politicians believe that if a development project , a road or a building is named after them it is underestimating them.

Hence he had quipped that certain politicians name some completed development projects completed via public funds tagging their names.This was added by the Minister of fisheries and aquatic resources.addressing a ceremony in parallel to the World elders day.in Agunakolpelessa Thalawa area. he other day.

The Minister had boldly added that from the time Sri Lanka gained Independence in the year 1948 no politician has yet to h from his own funds.have started and completed any development project.Such projects have been started and completed from loans obtained at high interest fro developed countries or with aid and concessions.In that event the brunt of the burden has to be shouldered by the innocent people in the payment of loan installments.like who sell lottery tickets baked in hot sun  those who work in workshops,factories  and trying to make ends meet.It is from the taxes collected from sale of sugar and rice etc the government has to repay the loans thus obtained

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