Sri Lanka crisis / PM Wickremesinghe said - Government airlines will be sold - we have only one day's petrol

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa announced the imposition of night curfew in Sri Lanka, which is facing severe economic and political crisis. It will be applicable from 8 pm on Monday to 5 am on Tuesday, i.e. for 9 hours. The decision was taken on Monday morning. After this, late in the evening, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe addressed the country and put forward a picture of the latest situation.

Wickremesinghe said- Our country has only one day's petrol left. We are trying to rectify the situation. Sri Lankan Airlines, which suffered a loss of $ 45 billion in a year, will now be handed over to the private sector.

Wickremesinghe supports the demand for the removal of the President

Every day something new is happening in Sri Lanka. Recently, Ranil Wickremesinghe was made the new Prime Minister by President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, replacing Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. Now the new PM Wickremesinghe has come out in support of the agitators who are demanding his resignation by holding President Gotabaya Rajapaksa responsible for Sri Lanka's economic crisis.

The Sri Lankan police have arrested more than 200 suspects in connection with the May 9 violence. A police media spokesperson said 230 people have been arrested. Around 707 cases of damage to vehicle and property were registered in this case.

LTTE threatens Sri Lanka again

The threat of an attack by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) is looming large on Sri Lanka. Recently, Indian intelligence agencies have given inputs to the Defense Ministry of Sri Lanka regarding this. According to Indian input, LTTE can carry out some major incident on 18 May.

Sri Lanka has also tightened its security after receiving intelligence inputs from India. Sri Lanka says that it will also investigate in this matter.

The opposition said - the current situation of the country is like 1991 India

Sri Lanka's opposition MP Harsha da Silva has described the current situation in the country as similar to the 1991 economic crisis in India. He said that Sri Lanka will be able to come out of this crisis and this will happen only when the political parties here stand together.

He said- Indian political parties were united at that time, due to which they came out of the crisis. The same will happen in Sri Lanka only when the political parties here stand together. If the parties split, the plan fails. The President here has to prepare the political parties to come together.