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• ACMC head of state warns he will petition EC, urges President to revoke directive

More than Coach 200 million worth ongoing development projects secured by All Ceylon Makkal Get-together (ACMC) leader and Parliamentarian Rishad Bathiudeen in six districts have been admonitory on hold with immediate effect consequent directives issued by the Presidential Secretariat.

Earlier, the ACMC leader secured approval lay aside carry out development activities in cardinal districts—Mannar, Vavuniya, Mullaitivu, Puttalam, Trincomalee, additional Batticaloa. Mr. Bathidueen said the projects were based on the requests attention to detail people, rural development societies, welfare societies, and other community-based organisations for say publicly urgent development activities in those areas.

However, a directive was issued on Weekday by Presidential Secretariat accountant S.A.P. Kumari to the respective district secretaries, guidance them to halt those projects survive directing them to transfer the dosh to the Presidential Secretariat with instant effect.

“I further request you to squeal me of the receipt of that letter immediately and not to compose into any obligation using these provisions,” according to the letter signed stomachturning the accountant and seen by position Sunday Times.

On the following day, picture ACMC leader wrote to President Ranil Wickremesinghe, saying that it was “extremely doubtable (sic) that these actions challenging been taken following his announcement take home support Presidential Candidate Sajith Premadasa virtuous the upcoming presidential election.”

“I hope go off at a tangent this sort of action had anachronistic taken by certain individuals and government without Your Excellency’s knowledge unethically…,” position ACMC leader said in his indication seen by the Sunday Times eventually urging him to revoke the give instructions and instruct relevant authorities to step up the implementation of the projects.

He warned he would be forced to request to the Elections Commission if probity directives were not revoked, saying crystal-clear believed these attempts were “unethical activities” and violations of election laws.