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Petitions filed against 22nd Amendment
Lakshman Nipuna Arachchi filed a petition supporting the 22nd Amendment, while the SLFP Women's Wing and others challenged it, arguing it could affect judicial independence and require a referendum. The Supreme Court is set to consider these petitions.
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සම්පූර්ණ වාර්තා
NewsWire EnglishNPP MP Lakshman Nipuna Arachchi files petition supporting 22nd Amendment bill
Ada DeranaSLFP Women’s Wing files petition challenging 22nd Amendment
Asian MirrorIraj, Milinda File Petition Against 22nd Amendment
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- The Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) Women's Wing has filed a petition before the Supreme Court challenging the proposed 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, arguing it could impact judicial independence and require a public referendum for approval.2
- The SLFP Women's Wing, represented by Anuradha Lakmini Gurugé, contends that the amendment might affect judges currently serving in office.2
- Meanwhile, singer Iraj Weeraratne along with four others have also filed a petition challenging the 22nd Amendment Bill before the Supreme Court, citing concerns about judicial independence and freedom of expression.3
- National People's Power (NPP) Parliamentarian Lakshman Nipuna Arachchi has filed a supporting petition for the proposed amendment before the Supreme Court, arguing it does not infringe on people's sovereignty or judiciary independence.1
- The government is prepared to proceed with constitutional reforms and comply with any direction from the Supreme Court regarding the need for a referendum.1
1 NewsWire English · 2 Ada Derana · 3 Asian Mirror
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