A Call for a Change in the Name of Better Future
On 9 June, former finance minister resigned from his post as member of Parliament
- He blamed the economic crisis on the voters.
- He claimed if they, Rajapakses could not govern Sri Lanka, they would use other methods to influence governance.
- Residents of Galle, who had been waiting in line to get LPG cylinders surrounded Galle International Stadium with empty cylinder during the Australian cricket tour of Sri Lanka , saying that they would not leave until they were provided with new cylinders.
- The police and Army were used to removed anti-government protesters In the face of mounting corruption and the erosion of democratic values, a wave of discontent is sweeping across our nation.
Citizens from all walks of life are joining “Aragalaya” people’s struggle protests for a better future. The
time has come for a resolute protest , a unified voice demanding an end to the stranglehold of a corrupted government. Our once-vibrant democracy is burdened by systematic corruption, favouritism, and a lack of accountability. The government we entrusted to safeguard our rights. The unchecked influence of vested interests has eroded public trust and undefined the foundations our society. It is now abundantly clear that the path to a brighter future lies in challenging the status quo and demanding a government untainted by corruption. One of the most remarkable aspects of this protest movement is the coming together of diverse voices. People from all walks of the life, irrespective of their age, gender, ethnicity, or socio-economic background, are uniting under a common purpose to secure a better future for our country. This solidarity transcends differences and underscores the gravity of the situation. It sends a powerful message to the government that people are united and resolute in their pursuit of change. History has shown that collective action has the potential to reshape nations. From the civil rights movement to the fight against apartheid, ordinary citizens have risen against oppressive regimes, demanding justice and equality. The protest against corruption is no different. It is a peaceful yet potent tool to ensure the government is held accountable for its actions.
Through protest, citizens can amplify their concern, forcing the government to listen and respond. The protest against corruption is not an end in itself but a means to and end a catalyst for trance formative change. It represents an opportunity to rebuild our institutions, strengthen democratic principles, and foster a culture of transparency and accountability. By challenging the existing power structure, we can pave the way for a government that genuinely represents the aspirations and interests of the people. A better future awaits us, but it requires our collective and unwavering resolve. In the face of corrupted government, the protest movement stands as a beacon of hope, By indomitable spirit of the people. It is a demand for justice, a Call to restore the ideals upon which our nation was built. Through unity and collective action, we can dismantle the walls of corruption and create a future that nurtures progress, equality, and prosperity for all. Let us stand together, shoulder to shoulder, and reclaim the destiny of our nation. The time for change is now.
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