'Sri Lanka is a case study on how not to run a country'

Apr 15, 2022 | 20:47 IST

Sri Lanka’s troubles were brewing for 3 years. Now, public sentiment is against a unity govt

In the backdrop of public protests in Sri Lanka, Harsha De Silva, MP of the opposition Samagi Jana Balawegaya, spoke to TOI in Colombo:

How would you sum up the crisis?

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'Sri Lanka is a case study on how not to run a country'

Sri Lanka’s troubles were brewing for 3 years. Now, public sentiment is against a unity govt

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'Sri Lanka is a case study on how not to run a country'

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