ON FIRE: Sri Lankan prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe's private residence, in Colombo
Deeply traumatized Sri Lankan JUDGES and MAGISTRATES in Fiji propping up regime MUST be sent on leave to prevent them having Nervous Breakdown over events engulfing their COUNTRY
Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has been blamed for the economic crises pummelling the country under his leadership
Rajith, 50, said he had come to take part in the protests as he had two young children and “there’s no food to eat”. He spoke of his shock at entering the president’s home and seeing that, while Sri Lankans were suffering, “they didn’t lack anything. We saw their luxury rooms, their AC, their cooking gas. They even have so many pedigree pets.”
Dhanu was also among those who stormed into the president’s residence, having cycled for more than six hours from the city of Galle to attend the protest. “I came because there’s something terribly wrong happening here,” she said. “I saw at the president’s house how he enjoyed his life using taxpayers’ money and now he is hiding like a coward dog. The president has fled because he’s a thief.”
Protestors swimming in the President's private pool
Protesters stand on a vandalised police water canon truck and shout slogans at the entrance to president's official residence in Colombo
