Trade Unions on War path against Hirunika?

Trade unions as well as political parties are on war path against Hirunika as  necessary legal action was not  taken against MP Hirunika Premachandra over the abduction and assault of an individual.

Ajith K. Thilakaratne, Secretary to the Education Non-academic Employees Union expressed these views at a media briefing held in Kandy yesterday.

Media spokesperson of the National Freedom Front, Mohammed Muzammil too accused the government for not enforcing the law on Hirunika Premachandra at a media briefing held in Colombo yesterday.

Deputy Chairman of the Western Provincial Council, Yasapala Koralage also expressed his disappointment  on the matter at an event held in Colombo yesterday.

Further he said , Hirunika Premachandra’s code of conduct is unacceptable as a Member of Parliament.

Leader of the Janasetha Peramuna, Ven. Battaramulle Seelaratne Thero also questioned as to the powers vested with  Hirunika Premachandra to behave in  such a  unruly manner .

Journalists also inquired about the incident from the Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa after the Hakmana meeting yesterday

A gang that came in a Defender vehicle had abducted the 34-year-old resident of Gothatuwa, who was an employee of a textile shop in Dematagoda on the 20th of this month.

The abducted person said that the persons concerned abducted him in Dematagoda, assaulted him and took him to MP Hirunika Premachandra’s office, where he has been threatened.

The suspects were remanded till the 4th of January 2016, but MP Hirunika Premachandra, who is the main accused of the incident has not been arrested.

Trade unions as well as political parties state that necessary legal action should be taken against MP Hirunika Premachandra over the abduction and assault of an individual

Will she be arrested journalists question?