Protesters have fun in Sri Lanka, Resting in Rashtrapati Bhavan, Gotabaya is missing

Sri Lanka Crisis Latest Update: The anger of the people in Sri Lanka is on the seventh sky. At the same time, the administrative systems of the country have become derailed. Alam is that for the past one day, the protesters are occupying the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The protesters scoured every nook and corner of the Rashtrapati Bhavan, penetrating every layer of security. On Sunday also, there was movement of protesters in Rashtrapati Bhavan. At the same time, there is no news about Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa.

Crisis deepens in Sri Lanka

Anti-government protests in Sri Lanka continue on Sunday as well. Protesters occupy the residences of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and Prime Minister Ronil Wickremesinghe. There is no information about where the President is at present amid the turmoil in the country.

Worst period in 7 decades

Sri Lanka is facing an unprecedented economic turmoil. The country with a population of 22 million people is passing through the worst phase in seven decades. Sri Lanka is short of foreign exchange, leaving the country unable to pay for essential imports of fuel and other essential commodities. In the midst of these conditions, the public is on the streets.

Where is Rajapakse Gotabaya

Sri Lankan Parliament Speaker Mahinda Yapa Abhayawardene said on Saturday night that President Gotabaya Rajapaksa would resign on July 13. Abhaywardene wrote for Rajapaksa's resignation after the all-party leaders' meeting on Saturday evening, after which President Rajapaksa informed the Speaker of the Parliament about the decision. Abhaywardene wrote a letter to Rajapaksa on the decisions taken in the meeting.